Logistics and Shipping Players Are Doubling Down on Mexico

Logistics and Shipping Players Are Doubling Down on Mexico

Rather than pulling back in the face of U.S. tariff threats, major logistics and shipping players like DHL, Echo Global and CPKC are doubling down on Mexico.

GM doubles down on Mexico, "no plans" to move EV production to US

Despite the will-they, won't-they uncertainty surrounding the future of tariffs, GM says it has no plans to move EV production from Mexico.

GM: 'No plans' to move production of EV models out of Mexico

Although General Motors Co. stock has taken a hit as a result of U.S. tariffs, the Big Three automaker insists it will not move its successful electric vehicle (EV) operations out of Mexico. “At this time, GM has no plans to halt or relocate production of any of our EV models made in Mexico,” the director of GM de México’s EV operations Adrián Enciso told the newspaper Milenio. According to Mexico’s national statistics agency, INEGI, GM exported…

In Mexico, China’s e-commerce giants hit both stride and snags

Mexico is more than 10,000 kilometers from China. With only a handful of direct flights, it takes 16 hours to travel from Shenzhen to the capital, Mexico City—making it one of the farthest countries from China. Mexico is an agricultural powerhouse. Its central plateau, bathed in abundant sunshine, serves as a major corn-producing region. Further south, the mountainous terrain and fertile volcanic soil of states like Chiapas once helped Mexico be…

The company Getac, dedicated to robust computing solutions, projected a growth for Mexico of between 35 and 40% in the coming years in the adoption of rough technology, especially in sectors such as logistics, transport and energy, driven by the boom of manufacturing and the optimization of logistic processes. “In Mexico we are seeing considerable growth, especially in the field of transport and logistics. It is a sector in full transformation t…

GM puts hard sell on two wavering teams as manufacturer split looms

General Motors says it’s working hard to retain its full stable of teams in 2026 as speculation mounts both Brad Jones Racing and PremiAir Racing could defect to rival manufacturers as soon as next year.