Quick Takeaways
  • Mexico continues to strengthen its role in global automotive supply chains with high-value component manufacturing investments.
  • The Aguascalientes expansion highlights nearshoring-driven growth and advanced plastics manufacturing for vehicle interiors.
On December 16, a major development was reported in Mexico’s automotive supply chain as a new automotive parts manufacturing plant in Mexico was inaugurated in Jesús María, Aguascalientes. The project reflects a capital commitment of MXN 899 million and reinforces the region’s growing role as a strategic hub for advanced vehicle component production.
The new facility is expected to generate 300 formal jobs, strengthening local employment and adding to the existing workforce of 1,250 people already employed by the company in the state. This expansion highlights sustained confidence in Aguascalientes as a competitive destination for automotive manufacturing investments.
Automotive parts manufacturing plant in Mexico strengthens local capacity
This site represents the company’s third operation in Aguascalientes and stands out as its largest and most technologically advanced plant in the region. Situated within the Chichimeco Industrial Park, the facility spans 29,000 square meters and is distributed across three floors designed to support high-volume, precision-driven manufacturing.
Production at the plant focuses on plastic automotive components for vehicle interiors. Operations include complex injection molding, integrated assembly lines, and advanced coating technologies engineered to meet stringent quality and performance standards required by global automakers.
Key features of the new facility
  • Total investment of MXN 899 million
  • Creation of 300 new formal jobs
  • Built area of 29,000 square meters across three levels
  • Advanced capabilities in injection molding, assembly, and surface coating
  • Dedicated production for interior automotive components

The components manufactured at this automotive parts manufacturing plant in Mexico are intended primarily for export markets, underscoring the plant’s integration into global supply chains. The facility will support deliveries to international automotive customers and contribute to Mexico’s position as a critical exporter of value-added vehicle parts.
As a Chinese-owned automotive supplier with a global customer base, the company’s latest investment signals continued momentum in cross-border manufacturing collaboration. The Aguascalientes expansion aligns with broader industry trends favoring nearshoring, scalable production, and high-quality manufacturing for next-generation vehicles.
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