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Mexico continues to build its capabilities to attract R&D and engineering operations, gradually becoming a “mind-facturing” destination.

Mexico’s success as an automotive manufacturing hub is undeniable. The country is already the seventh-largest light-vehicle producer in the world

The Research Center for Automotive Mechatronics (CIMA) at ITESM Toluca offers consulting, research, technological development and training in all areas related directly or indirectly to automotive engineering

Mexico Automotive Summit 2017:Developing an R&D Future panel highlights

Together with technological innovation, the millennial generation has brought disruption to the industry

Mexico’s low-cost manufacturing approach has prevented the industry from identifying the country with strong technology-development capabilities.

Electrification is a growing trend in the global automotive industry but it is not the only available option to reduce the environmental impact.

Currently, the units are powered by gasoline, but the final goal is to implement a hybrid engine.