Join us live from the 10th Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Mexico 2024, where industry leaders, logistics experts, and automotive pioneers gather to discuss the latest trends, challenges, and innovations transforming Mexico’s automotive supply chain amid uncertain times, with shifting global dynamics and a pivotal US election.
Experts from Toyota, BMW, Nissan, Volkswagen, Audi, GM and many more will get together from 12-14th November at Hotel Marquis Reforma in Mexico City for insights and conversation on inbound logistics, finished vehicle distribution, service parts, warehouse and plant logistics and more.
Stay tuned for real-time updates on critical trends, speaker insights, and actionable strategies that will help businesses navigate change and build resilience.
You can still register for the event! Join over 550 leading vehicle and parts manufacturers, logistics providers, supply chain technology specialists, and officials.
8th November
We recently wrote about how the US election could affect Mexico’s automotive logistics and supply chain, particularly in light of the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement).
The USMCA’s stricter rules of origin are meant to encourage more manufacturing within North America. However, potential changes in US trade policies might disrupt Mexico’s key role in this ecosystem. For instance, the prospect of tariffs or stricter import requirements could push manufacturers to reconsider their production strategies.
A key concern is how these potential shifts would impact nearshoring efforts. As one industry expert notes, “Mexico has become a crucial player in nearshoring for North America, and any changes to trade agreements will have far-reaching consequences on production and logistics strategies.”
Additionally, automakers such as Tesla have delayed expansion plans in Mexico, citing uncertainty around future trade regulations. This uncertainty underscores the broader concern that the upcoming US administration might reshape policies in ways that affect investment and logistics operations in Mexico’s automotive sector.
At the ALSC Mexico event next week, we will be discussing in great detail how the US election would impact supply chain logistics, nearshoring, automotive growth in Mexico and much more!
Take a look at the agenda here!
More to come…
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