FUJI OOZX announced a $10.175 million investment to expand its subsidiary FUJI OOZX MEXICO in Guanajuato, adding production lines that will raise capacity to 2.3 million pieces per month, with works starting in August 2026.

TAJCO is completing a new plant in Queretaro, Mexico, to produce stainless steel exhaust trims for North American OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers. The investment exceeds US$5 million and is expected to create more than 270 jobs, with production starting in Q2 2026.

Tenneco inaugurated a new valve production line at its Powertrain plant in Aguascalientes, Mexico, with a 426.8 million peso investment. Annual valve output rises from 50 million to nearly 85 million units.

BTMS Technology announced an expansion of its operations in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, with an investment of about 500 million Mexican pesos and the creation of 400 new jobs.

Nefab's PolyFlex unit opened a new packaging facility in León, Guanajuato, producing heavy-gauge thermoformed and injection-molded packaging for battery, e-mobility and automotive customers. Additional equipment is planned for late 2025 or early 2026.

Kongsberg Automotive announced an extension of a contract for fluid transfer assemblies with estimated lifetime revenue exceeding €21.5 million, to be manufactured at its Ramos Arizpe plant in Mexico.

BorgWarner inaugurated its third plant in Coahuila, Mexico, with an investment of US$46.4 million and 350 new jobs. The plant makes starter coils, thermostats and chillers.

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems celebrated the grand opening of a 185,000 square foot automated production facility at its Acuña campus, producing brake control and air treatment systems, with production expanding over several years.

Parker Corporation announced an $8 million investment and 200 new jobs for a new plant in the Finsa industrial park in Aguascalientes, Mexico, starting operations in August 2024 to make air conditioner components.

Parker Corporation Mexicana announced an $8 million investment for a new plant in the FINSA industrial park in Aguascalientes, creating about 200 jobs and making air conditioner components, with operations starting in August 2024.

BorgWarner announced a $198 million investment for a new 64,000 square metre plant in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, making electronic power components and electric motors. It will create 380 jobs and is expected to start operations in the second half of 2024.

BorgWarner broke ground on a new plant in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, to make power electronics components and electric motors, with 380 new direct jobs expected over five years and opening targeted for Q2 2024.

BorgWarner announced an investment at its Ramos Arizpe Campus in Mexico to produce battery cooling plates for electric vehicles, creating 280 new jobs and raising production capacity by 35%.

Brazilian company TUPY announced an expansion of its Ramos Arizpe plant in Coahuila, Mexico, with an investment of $36.8 million that will create 250 direct jobs. The machining plant will grow by over 5,200 square meters.

Volex has won a contract with an unnamed leading North America-based automotive manufacturer to supply EV power products from Tijuana, Mexico. Annual revenue is expected to exceed $30 million, with full production in 2024.

Volex has secured a contract with a leading North American automotive manufacturer to supply EV power products from its Tijuana, Mexico facility. Annualised revenue is expected to exceed $30 million, with full production in 2024.

Volex has secured a contract with a leading North American automotive manufacturer to supply EV power products from its Tijuana, Mexico facility. The annualised revenue is expected to exceed $30 million, with full production in 2024.

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems announced a US$57 million investment in Plant IV in Acuña, Coahuila, a 17,188 square meter highly automated facility making commercial vehicle braking systems, adding more than 180 jobs.

Grote Industries announced an expansion of its engineering design center and production facility, Grote Industries de Mexico, in Apodaca, Nuevo Leon. Manufacturing space was increased by more than 50% to add production and shipping capacity.

Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems has started construction of a new highly automated production facility at its Acuña, Mexico campus to make GSBC and GSAT brake control and air treatment systems, with initial occupancy slated for November 2023.

Continental announced a project to invest close to 210 million euros in expanding its Silao Las Colinas operations in Guanajuato, Mexico, adding floor space and building a new 12,600 m2 plant for electronic control units, expected to create 1,500 direct jobs over three years.

Brose will invest MXN 404 million to expand its facility in Colón, Mexico, including acquiring an 800-ton press from Servornechanich for a project with Volvo.

Martinrea announced a $45 million investment to open a new plant in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, Mexico, adding 350 jobs and raising output toward 30 million parts per year within three years.

French aluminum foundry Le Bélier confirmed a $100 million investment in a new production plant in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, creating 500 jobs. The plant will serve the automotive market.

Hitachi Astemo will invest 56 million dollars over two years to improve industrial safety at its Lerma plants in Mexico, creating 480 new jobs, the state governor announced.

Grupo Industrial Saltillo announced a $30 million investment to expand capacity at Draxton's automotive parts foundry in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, adding 30,000 tonnes per year of nodular iron casting capacity with operations starting in Q4 2022.

Continental announced a roughly €60 million expansion of its San Luis Potosí automotive plant, adding about 20,000 square meters of production floor and a fully automated high-bay warehouse for disc brakes and electronic parking brakes. Full operation is expected by October 2022.

Motherson announced a new production line at its plant in the Logistik II industrial park in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. The company's global investment in recent months totals 640 million pesos (about 32 million US dollars).

Stant began an expansion of its plant in the San Miguel de Allende industrial park in Guanajuato, backed by a $15.2 million investment expected to create 500 jobs over five years.

UFI Filters won a contract to supply engine oil coolers for the new 3.0L diesel engine in General Motors pickups and SUVs in the NAFTA market starting in 2023, produced at its plant in Mexico.

KYB Americas announced a new manufacturing plant in Silao, Guanajuato, Mexico, to begin with hydraulic pumps for automotive continuously variable transmissions and later make shocks, struts and steering components. The plant is expected to add 130 jobs.

HellermannTyton Manufacturas announced a US$30 million expansion of its plant in Nuevo León, Mexico, to raise installed capacity and create 300 new jobs. The company plans a further US$10 million investment later, bringing total staff to 500 by 2022.

Cooper Standard laid the foundation stone for a $12 million polymer mixing plant in Aguascalientes, creating 100 direct jobs, with completion expected in the first quarter of 2019.

Mann+Hummel inaugurated its second manufacturing plant in Querétaro, Mexico, with an investment of 300 million pesos to make automotive and industrial filters. The plant will produce 15 million filters per year and create 150 jobs in its first phase.

Grupo Saargummi announced a new plant in Querétaro, Mexico, with an investment reported at 682.5 million pesos and about 1,100 jobs to be created in the short and medium term. The plant will make rubber profiles for doors, trunks and windows, including for Volkswagen vehicles.

Japanese-owned Aisan Autopartes México officially started operations at a new plant in Villa de Pozos, San Luis Potosí, Mexico, with a $72 million investment and 260 jobs. The plant makes throttle bodies, engine valves and fuel pumps for the automotive sector.

Sanhua Automotive Mexico opened its third plant in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, with an investment of about 400 million pesos, adding roughly 250 jobs. The plant will make automotive thermal expansion valves and other components.

Bosch will begin operations in December 2017 at a new plant in Querétaro, Mexico, with investment above $80 million. The plant will focus on steering systems for automakers in the Bajío corridor.

Walbro LLC opened a new aluminum die casting facility co-located with its engine management plant in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico. It starts with flywheels for small engines and plans six more die casting machines.

Continental celebrated completion of a major expansion at its Juárez 1 plant in the Parque Industrial Panamericano, which will add two new products, a BLDC motor and a Mass Air Flow sensor, over the next two years.

Tristone Flowtech Group is investing nearly $6.4 million in 2016 and 2017 to expand manufacturing equipment at its new Delicias, Chihuahua plant, which began production in December 2016 and doubles the size of the existing site.

Bendix has doubled manufacturing capacity for solenoid valves and assembled manifolds at its Acuña, Mexico plant with a US$1.5 million investment adding a low-flow solenoid line and a manifold line.

Maflow Mexico, a Boryszew subsidiary, started production at a new 4,712-square-meter greenfield plant in Silao, Guanajuato, invested US$13.8 million, supplying air conditioning parts and tubing for Volkswagen's Atlas SUV.

Bos Automotive announced a $12 million expansion of its Irapuato, Guanajuato plant, adding 8,000 square meters and about 400 jobs over three years. The German auto parts maker is celebrating ten years in the state.