Mexico is one of the regional leaders in electric mobility due to the arrival of major manufacturers that are establishing production plants for electrified vehicles in the country.
The nation faces the challenge of developing an industry around automotive electrification, and the new government of Claudia Sheinbaum has presented a plan with private sector support, as reflected in the recent formation of the Advisory Council for Regional Economic Development and Relocation (CADERR).
On November 27, Sheinbaum formally presented this council, which consists of 15 business leaders, with the goal of attracting investments and promoting development in key sectors like electromobility.
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This group will meet quarterly to implement a work plan that aims not only to attract capital but also to develop infrastructure, housing, and technical training in regions with the highest potential.
Sheinbaum assured that this is not just another advisory council, but there is already a work plan and a clear strategy. highlighted that industrial policy, planning, and Mexico’s strategic moment in the global economy are fundamental pillars of the project.
Among the members of the council, three business leaders have emerged as key figures for the development of automotive electrification: Altagracia Gómez Sierra, Concepción Miranda Patiño, and Armando Garza Sada.
Latam Mobility, a Key Synergy Player in the Region
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In 2025, the Invest In Latam network will continue its impact in the region with confirmed meetings in Colombia, Brazil, Chile and Mexico.
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