The auto parts industry in Mexico is a fundamental pillar in the growth and professionalization of the automotive sector, in addition to playing a crucial role in different markets in the country thanks to the generation of jobs.  

Its ability to innovate, adapt and grow in a competitive environment underscores its strategic importance and its contribution to the country's economic and social well-being. With a continuous focus on quality, sustainability and technological development, Mexico remains a key player in the auto parts industry with a presence in domestic and international markets.

According to the National Auto Parts Industry (INA), Mexico reached record levels in the production of automotive components, with a new maximum of 11,029 million dollars in May 2024. 

In this regard, it is projected that the auto parts sector will close 2024 with 126,149 million dollars. This represents an increase of more than 4% compared to 2023, which is a milestone for the country.

These are the five components of the auto parts industry's impact and their relevance: 

Economic growth and development: With robust infrastructure and a skilled workforce, the country has attracted significant foreign investment. This industry not only contributes to economic growth, but also generates thousands of direct and indirect jobs. 

Global supply network: The Mexican auto parts industry is part of a global supply network, providing essential components to automakers in various regions of the world. Geographical proximity to the United States and Canada has further strengthened this commercial relationship, facilitating the exchange of products and services. 

Innovation and technology: Mexico's auto parts sector is at the forefront in terms of technology and innovation. Mexican companies have adopted new technologies, such as automation, to improve the quality and efficiency of their products. This approach to innovation contributes to the industry's global competitiveness. 

Education and training: Partnerships with educational institutions and technical training centers are essential for talent development in the sector. 

Challenges and opportunities: The transition to electric vehicles and the growing demand for advanced technologies present new areas of growth and development for the sector.