GITNUXREPORT 2026

Mexico Ev Industry Statistics

Mexico is pushing EV charging hard with a fast growing network that includes 12,500 public chargers by end 2023, while demand is still catching up as urban charger utilization averages 28% in 2023. This page maps where the buildout is concentrating in Mexico City’s 4,200 charging points, along toll roads, airports and malls, and pairs it with the investment and policy momentum behind Mexico’s EV surge.

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Mexico had 12,500 public EV chargers installed by end-2023.

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Fast chargers (DC >50kW) numbered 2,800 in Mexico in 2023, up 90% YoY.

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Charging infrastructure investment reached $250 million in 2023.

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Mexico City has 4,200 EV charging points, 34% of national total.

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Highway coverage: 1,200 chargers along 15 major toll roads by 2023.

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Residential chargers grew to 45,000 units in urban areas by 2023.

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Level 2 chargers (AC 7-22kW) at 7,500 sites nationwide in 2023.

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Expansion plan: 50,000 public chargers targeted by 2025.

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Private sector funded 65% of new chargers installed in 2023.

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25,000 Level 1 chargers in commercial parking by 2023.

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Grid upgrades for EV: 500 MW capacity added in 2023.

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Monterrey metro area: 1,500 chargers, third largest hub.

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Airport chargers: 350 points at 20 major airports.

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Hotel chains installed 800 EV spots in 2023.

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V2G pilot projects: 50 sites testing bidirectional charging.

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Charger utilization rate: 28% average in urban areas 2023.

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Wireless charging pilots: 10 stations operational in Guadalajara.

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Queretaro chargers: 1,800 points, densest per capita.

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Supercharger network Tesla: 120 stations 2023 Mexico.

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MHEV chargers compatibility: 60% of public stations.

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Mall parking chargers: 2,100 spots nationwide.

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Office buildings: 900 dedicated EV spots 2023.

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Smart grid integration for 5,000 chargers by CFE.

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Cost per charger install: $4,500 average public DC.

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Roaming app usage: 75% of EV drivers Mexico 2023.

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FDI in Mexico's EV sector totaled $8.2 billion from 2019-2023.

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BMW invested $800 million in EV production expansion in San Luis Potosi by 2024.

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USMCA-related investments in EV supply chain: $4.5 billion in 2023.

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Stellantis pledged $1.6 billion for EV plants in Saltillo and Toluca.

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Nearshoring boosted EV investments by 35% YoY to $2.1 billion in Q1 2024.

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Chinese firms invested $1.2 billion in Mexico EV assembly in 2023.

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Job creation from EV investments: 45,000 direct jobs by 2023.

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Venture capital in Mexico EV startups: $350 million in 2023.

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Government incentives attracted $3.4 billion in battery gigafactory projects.

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Total announced EV investments in Mexico exceed $10 billion as of 2024.

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Mercedes-Benz invests $500M in EV powertrain in Aguascalientes.

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Basque Country-Mexico EV battery JV: $900M commitment.

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35 EV projects announced totaling $7.5B in 2023 nearshoring wave.

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Job multiplier effect: 5 indirect jobs per direct EV manufacturing job.

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$2.8B in EV supply chain FDI from Asia in 2023.

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Public-private partnerships funded $400M in charger networks.

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Startup ecosystem: 50 EV tech firms raised $150M Series A/B.

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GDP contribution from EV sector: 0.8% in 2023.

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Exports via USMCA EVs: $12.4B value in 2023.

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Envision AESC battery plant $1B investment Guanajuato.

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120,000 indirect jobs from EV FDI 2018-2023 cumulative.

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CATL exploring $2B gigafactory in Sonora state.

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Tax credits for EV R&D: $80M disbursed 2023.

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Supply chain localization fund: $500M government match.

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$1.1B from EU firms in EV tech parks Nuevo Leon.

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Angel investing in EV infra startups: $45M 2023.

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Economic impact: $15B to auto sector GDP from EVs 2023.

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Mexico's EV tax exemption policy saved buyers up to 50% on imports until 2024.

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PRODESEN 2024 allocates $120 million for EV incentives and infrastructure.

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USMCA rules require 75% North American content for EV tariff-free export.

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SEMARNAT approved 15 new EV battery recycling mandates in 2023.

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FIDE program subsidizes 50% of home charger installations.

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Mexico joined International Energy Agency's EV policy framework in 2023.

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State-level incentives in Nuevo Leon offer $5,000 rebates per EV.

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Ban on new gas vehicle sales targeted for 2040 in federal plan.

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Air quality decrees mandate 20% EV fleets for public transport by 2025.

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100% renewable-powered chargers goal by 2030 policy.

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Import duty waiver on EV batteries extended to 2025.

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CONUEE standards mandate EV efficiency >95%.

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Federal EV fleet: 2,500 units by end-2023, 15% of total.

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Carbon credit program for EV adopters: $200M fund.

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Local content requirement: 40% Mexican parts for incentives.

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Training programs: 20,000 technicians certified for EVs 2023.

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Zero-emission zones in 5 cities by 2025 mandate.

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Decree for double-decker chargers in dense areas.

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SENER roadmap: 1.5M EVs on roads by 2030.

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VAT reduction 16% to 8% on EV purchases 2024.

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SEMOVI Mexico City: Free parking for EVs 2 hours.

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National battery traceability registry launched 2023.

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Incentives for EV taxi fleets: $10M fund Monterrey.

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School bus electrification mandate 30% by 2027.

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In 2023, Mexico produced 285,721 electric vehicle units, marking a 142% increase from 117,899 units in 2022, primarily driven by new assembly plants from foreign automakers.

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BMW's San Luis Potosi plant assembled 193,000 Mini EVs in 2023, accounting for 67.5% of Mexico's total EV output.

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Jaguar Land Rover's Nitra plant in Mexico began production of electric J-Pace SUVs, targeting 100,000 units annually by 2025.

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Mexico's EV battery manufacturing capacity reached 20 GWh in 2023, with expansions planned to 50 GWh by 2026.

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Tesla's Gigafactory expansion in Nuevo Leon aims for 500,000 EV units per year starting 2025.

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In Q1 2024, Mexico's EV assembly lines operated at 85% capacity utilization, up from 62% in Q1 2023.

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Foreign direct investment in Mexico's EV manufacturing hit $5.6 billion in 2023.

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Mexico exported 210,000 EV units to the US in 2023, 78% of total production.

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Loncin's new EV motor plant in Guanajuato produces 1.2 million units annually.

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Mexico's EV component suppliers grew to 450 firms by end-2023, employing 120,000 workers.

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In 2023, Mexico produced 285,721 EV units including 193,000 from BMW alone.

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JLR's EV output in Mexico reached 25,000 units in first year of operation 2023.

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EV wiring harness production in Mexico hit 18 million units in 2023.

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Mexico's auto cluster in Bajio region assembles 60% of national EVs.

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New VW plant in Puebla geared for 150,000 ID.Buzz EVs annually by 2025.

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Semiconductor fab for EVs in Queretaro starts with $1B investment.

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Mexico ranked 8th globally in EV production growth rate 2023 at 142%.

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120 new EV suppliers certified under IATF 16949 in Mexico 2023.

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General Motors EV truck plant in Ramos Arizpe: 100,000 units/year.

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EV axle production in Mexico: 2.5M units annually 2023.

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Capacity utilization for EV lines: 78% in 2023 average.

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Mexico 5th largest EV exporter to US with 18% share 2023.

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Plastic components for EVs: 15M parts from Queretaro cluster.

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Audi EV production start in Puebla: 50,000 Q6 e-tron units planned.

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Workforce in EV manufacturing: 180,000 by 2023.

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Rivian semi-truck assembly pilot: 5,000 units 2024 target.

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Toyota battery JV with Mitsui: 10 GWh in Guanajuato.

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In 2023, Mexico's EV sales reached 15,728 units, a 155% year-over-year growth.

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Tesla Model 3 was the top-selling EV in Mexico with 4,200 units in 2023.

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EV market share in Mexico rose to 1.8% of total vehicle sales in 2023 from 0.7% in 2022.

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Q1 2024 EV sales in Mexico hit 5,432 units, up 280% from Q1 2023.

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Nissan Leaf sales in Mexico totaled 2,100 units in 2023, second best-seller.

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Mexico City accounted for 45% of national EV sales in 2023 with 7,077 units.

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Used EV sales grew 320% to 3,500 units in 2023.

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MG ZS EV sold 1,850 units in Mexico in 2023, leading Chinese brands.

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Total plug-in hybrid sales reached 4,200 units in 2023, 27% of EV market.

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EV sales per 1,000 people in Mexico: 0.12 in 2023, up from 0.05 in 2022.

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EV sales forecast for 2024: 32,000 units, 104% growth.

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BYD Atto 3 sales: 1,200 units in Mexico 2023 debut year.

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PHEV sales leader: Volvo XC60 Recharge with 950 units 2023.

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EV penetration in premium segment: 12% in 2023.

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Total two-wheeler EV sales: 8,500 units in 2023.

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Commercial EV vans sales: 1,800 units, up 200% YoY.

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Online sales channel for EVs: 22% of total in 2023.

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Average EV price in Mexico: $45,000 USD in 2023.

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Chevrolet Equinox EV sales: 850 units Q4 2023 Mexico launch.

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Total BEV sales: 11,500 units, 73% of EV market 2023.

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Fleet sales EVs: 2,200 units, 14% of total.

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Waiting list for Tesla Model Y: 3 months average 2023.

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Chinese EV brands market share: 15% in 2023.

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EV leasing growth: 45% of sales financed via lease.

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Rural EV sales: 5% penetration in states like Yucatan.

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Kia EV6 sales: 1,100 units top Korean model 2023.

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By the end of 2023, Mexico had 12,500 public EV chargers already in the ground, including 2,800 fast chargers, and that pace is pushing the grid and the highways to keep up. The data also reveal a sharp split between where charging is easiest and where demand is accelerating, with Mexico City alone holding 4,200 charging points and rural areas still barely seeing EV penetration. This post pulls together the full Mexico EV industry picture from charger buildout and utilization to sales growth and investment that is now measured in billions.

Key Takeaways

Mexico had 12,500 public EV chargers installed by end-2023.
Fast chargers (DC >50kW) numbered 2,800 in Mexico in 2023, up 90% YoY.
Charging infrastructure investment reached $250 million in 2023.
FDI in Mexico's EV sector totaled $8.2 billion from 2019-2023.
BMW invested $800 million in EV production expansion in San Luis Potosi by 2024.
USMCA-related investments in EV supply chain: $4.5 billion in 2023.
Mexico's EV tax exemption policy saved buyers up to 50% on imports until 2024.
PRODESEN 2024 allocates $120 million for EV incentives and infrastructure.
USMCA rules require 75% North American content for EV tariff-free export.
In 2023, Mexico produced 285,721 electric vehicle units, marking a 142% increase from 117,899 units in 2022, primarily driven by new assembly plants from foreign automakers.
BMW's San Luis Potosi plant assembled 193,000 Mini EVs in 2023, accounting for 67.5% of Mexico's total EV output.
Jaguar Land Rover's Nitra plant in Mexico began production of electric J-Pace SUVs, targeting 100,000 units annually by 2025.
In 2023, Mexico's EV sales reached 15,728 units, a 155% year-over-year growth.
Tesla Model 3 was the top-selling EV in Mexico with 4,200 units in 2023.
EV market share in Mexico rose to 1.8% of total vehicle sales in 2023 from 0.7% in 2022.

Mexico added fast charging and record EV production in 2023, accelerating sales growth and investment.

Infrastructure

1Mexico had 12,500 public EV chargers installed by end-2023.

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2Fast chargers (DC >50kW) numbered 2,800 in Mexico in 2023, up 90% YoY.

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3Charging infrastructure investment reached $250 million in 2023.

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4Mexico City has 4,200 EV charging points, 34% of national total.

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5Highway coverage: 1,200 chargers along 15 major toll roads by 2023.

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6Residential chargers grew to 45,000 units in urban areas by 2023.

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7Level 2 chargers (AC 7-22kW) at 7,500 sites nationwide in 2023.

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8Expansion plan: 50,000 public chargers targeted by 2025.

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9Private sector funded 65% of new chargers installed in 2023.

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1025,000 Level 1 chargers in commercial parking by 2023.

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11Grid upgrades for EV: 500 MW capacity added in 2023.

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12Monterrey metro area: 1,500 chargers, third largest hub.

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13Airport chargers: 350 points at 20 major airports.

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14Hotel chains installed 800 EV spots in 2023.

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15V2G pilot projects: 50 sites testing bidirectional charging.

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16Charger utilization rate: 28% average in urban areas 2023.

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17Wireless charging pilots: 10 stations operational in Guadalajara.

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18Queretaro chargers: 1,800 points, densest per capita.

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19Supercharger network Tesla: 120 stations 2023 Mexico.

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20MHEV chargers compatibility: 60% of public stations.

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21Mall parking chargers: 2,100 spots nationwide.

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22Office buildings: 900 dedicated EV spots 2023.

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23Smart grid integration for 5,000 chargers by CFE.

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24Cost per charger install: $4,500 average public DC.

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25Roaming app usage: 75% of EV drivers Mexico 2023.

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Infrastructure Interpretation

Mexico's EV charging network is sprouting like a determined desert cactus—fueled largely by private ambition and clustering predictably around urban centers—yet it clearly knows that true growth means stretching its roots across highways and into smarter grids to support the coming fleet.

Investments

1FDI in Mexico's EV sector totaled $8.2 billion from 2019-2023.

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2BMW invested $800 million in EV production expansion in San Luis Potosi by 2024.

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3USMCA-related investments in EV supply chain: $4.5 billion in 2023.

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4Stellantis pledged $1.6 billion for EV plants in Saltillo and Toluca.

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5Nearshoring boosted EV investments by 35% YoY to $2.1 billion in Q1 2024.

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6Chinese firms invested $1.2 billion in Mexico EV assembly in 2023.

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7Job creation from EV investments: 45,000 direct jobs by 2023.

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8Venture capital in Mexico EV startups: $350 million in 2023.

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9Government incentives attracted $3.4 billion in battery gigafactory projects.

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10Total announced EV investments in Mexico exceed $10 billion as of 2024.

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11Mercedes-Benz invests $500M in EV powertrain in Aguascalientes.

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12Basque Country-Mexico EV battery JV: $900M commitment.

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1335 EV projects announced totaling $7.5B in 2023 nearshoring wave.

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14Job multiplier effect: 5 indirect jobs per direct EV manufacturing job.

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15$2.8B in EV supply chain FDI from Asia in 2023.

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16Public-private partnerships funded $400M in charger networks.

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17Startup ecosystem: 50 EV tech firms raised $150M Series A/B.

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18GDP contribution from EV sector: 0.8% in 2023.

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19Exports via USMCA EVs: $12.4B value in 2023.

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20Envision AESC battery plant $1B investment Guanajuato.

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21120,000 indirect jobs from EV FDI 2018-2023 cumulative.

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22CATL exploring $2B gigafactory in Sonora state.

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23Tax credits for EV R&D: $80M disbursed 2023.

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24Supply chain localization fund: $500M government match.

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25$1.1B from EU firms in EV tech parks Nuevo Leon.

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26Angel investing in EV infra startups: $45M 2023.

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27Economic impact: $15B to auto sector GDP from EVs 2023.

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Investments Interpretation

Mexico's electric vehicle industry is now fully charged, with over $10 billion in investments and 45,000 new jobs, proving that when it comes to the future of auto manufacturing, the world is quite literally putting its money where Mexico's mouth is.

Policies

1Mexico's EV tax exemption policy saved buyers up to 50% on imports until 2024.

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2PRODESEN 2024 allocates $120 million for EV incentives and infrastructure.

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3USMCA rules require 75% North American content for EV tariff-free export.

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4SEMARNAT approved 15 new EV battery recycling mandates in 2023.

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5FIDE program subsidizes 50% of home charger installations.

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6Mexico joined International Energy Agency's EV policy framework in 2023.

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7State-level incentives in Nuevo Leon offer $5,000 rebates per EV.

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8Ban on new gas vehicle sales targeted for 2040 in federal plan.

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9Air quality decrees mandate 20% EV fleets for public transport by 2025.

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10100% renewable-powered chargers goal by 2030 policy.

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11Import duty waiver on EV batteries extended to 2025.

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12CONUEE standards mandate EV efficiency >95%.

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13Federal EV fleet: 2,500 units by end-2023, 15% of total.

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14Carbon credit program for EV adopters: $200M fund.

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15Local content requirement: 40% Mexican parts for incentives.

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16Training programs: 20,000 technicians certified for EVs 2023.

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17Zero-emission zones in 5 cities by 2025 mandate.

Single source

18Decree for double-decker chargers in dense areas.

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19SENER roadmap: 1.5M EVs on roads by 2030.

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20VAT reduction 16% to 8% on EV purchases 2024.

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21SEMOVI Mexico City: Free parking for EVs 2 hours.

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22National battery traceability registry launched 2023.

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23Incentives for EV taxi fleets: $10M fund Monterrey.

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24School bus electrification mandate 30% by 2027.

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Policies Interpretation

Mexico is meticulously building its EV ecosystem from the battery up, offering a tax break here and a charger subsidy there, while quietly constructing a regulatory fortress of recycling rules, local content demands, and fleet mandates to ensure the transition sticks.

Production

1In 2023, Mexico produced 285,721 electric vehicle units, marking a 142% increase from 117,899 units in 2022, primarily driven by new assembly plants from foreign automakers.

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2BMW's San Luis Potosi plant assembled 193,000 Mini EVs in 2023, accounting for 67.5% of Mexico's total EV output.

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3Jaguar Land Rover's Nitra plant in Mexico began production of electric J-Pace SUVs, targeting 100,000 units annually by 2025.

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4Mexico's EV battery manufacturing capacity reached 20 GWh in 2023, with expansions planned to 50 GWh by 2026.

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5Tesla's Gigafactory expansion in Nuevo Leon aims for 500,000 EV units per year starting 2025.

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6In Q1 2024, Mexico's EV assembly lines operated at 85% capacity utilization, up from 62% in Q1 2023.

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7Foreign direct investment in Mexico's EV manufacturing hit $5.6 billion in 2023.

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8Mexico exported 210,000 EV units to the US in 2023, 78% of total production.

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9Loncin's new EV motor plant in Guanajuato produces 1.2 million units annually.

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10Mexico's EV component suppliers grew to 450 firms by end-2023, employing 120,000 workers.

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11In 2023, Mexico produced 285,721 EV units including 193,000 from BMW alone.

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12JLR's EV output in Mexico reached 25,000 units in first year of operation 2023.

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13EV wiring harness production in Mexico hit 18 million units in 2023.

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14Mexico's auto cluster in Bajio region assembles 60% of national EVs.

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15New VW plant in Puebla geared for 150,000 ID.Buzz EVs annually by 2025.

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16Semiconductor fab for EVs in Queretaro starts with $1B investment.

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17Mexico ranked 8th globally in EV production growth rate 2023 at 142%.

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18120 new EV suppliers certified under IATF 16949 in Mexico 2023.

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19General Motors EV truck plant in Ramos Arizpe: 100,000 units/year.

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20EV axle production in Mexico: 2.5M units annually 2023.

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21Capacity utilization for EV lines: 78% in 2023 average.

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22Mexico 5th largest EV exporter to US with 18% share 2023.

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23Plastic components for EVs: 15M parts from Queretaro cluster.

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24Audi EV production start in Puebla: 50,000 Q6 e-tron units planned.

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25Workforce in EV manufacturing: 180,000 by 2023.

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26Rivian semi-truck assembly pilot: 5,000 units 2024 target.

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27Toyota battery JV with Mitsui: 10 GWh in Guanajuato.

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Production Interpretation

Mexico's EV sector is no longer just flirting with potential; it's moved in, built a megafactory, and is now hosting a full-blown industrial party, with foreign automakers supplying the capital, the output, and nearly all the guests—especially its neighbor to the north.

Sales

1In 2023, Mexico's EV sales reached 15,728 units, a 155% year-over-year growth.

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2Tesla Model 3 was the top-selling EV in Mexico with 4,200 units in 2023.

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3EV market share in Mexico rose to 1.8% of total vehicle sales in 2023 from 0.7% in 2022.

Single source

4Q1 2024 EV sales in Mexico hit 5,432 units, up 280% from Q1 2023.

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5Nissan Leaf sales in Mexico totaled 2,100 units in 2023, second best-seller.

Single source

6Mexico City accounted for 45% of national EV sales in 2023 with 7,077 units.

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7Used EV sales grew 320% to 3,500 units in 2023.

Single source

8MG ZS EV sold 1,850 units in Mexico in 2023, leading Chinese brands.

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9Total plug-in hybrid sales reached 4,200 units in 2023, 27% of EV market.

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10EV sales per 1,000 people in Mexico: 0.12 in 2023, up from 0.05 in 2022.

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11EV sales forecast for 2024: 32,000 units, 104% growth.

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12BYD Atto 3 sales: 1,200 units in Mexico 2023 debut year.

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13PHEV sales leader: Volvo XC60 Recharge with 950 units 2023.

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14EV penetration in premium segment: 12% in 2023.

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15Total two-wheeler EV sales: 8,500 units in 2023.

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16Commercial EV vans sales: 1,800 units, up 200% YoY.

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17Online sales channel for EVs: 22% of total in 2023.

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18Average EV price in Mexico: $45,000 USD in 2023.

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19Chevrolet Equinox EV sales: 850 units Q4 2023 Mexico launch.

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20Total BEV sales: 11,500 units, 73% of EV market 2023.

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21Fleet sales EVs: 2,200 units, 14% of total.

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22Waiting list for Tesla Model Y: 3 months average 2023.

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23Chinese EV brands market share: 15% in 2023.

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24EV leasing growth: 45% of sales financed via lease.

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25Rural EV sales: 5% penetration in states like Yucatan.

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26Kia EV6 sales: 1,100 units top Korean model 2023.

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Sales Interpretation

Mexico's EV market is no longer a polite cough but a full-throated roar, jumping from boutique novelty to mainstream contender in just one year, even if it's currently a roar still largely contained within the capital city and premium showrooms.

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ELUNIVERSAL
eluniversal.com.mx
eluniversal.com.mx
Reference 16
MOTORPASION
motorpasion.com.mx
motorpasion.com.mx
Reference 17
EV-SALES
ev-sales.blogspot.com
ev-sales.blogspot.com
Reference 18
PROCESO
proceso.com.mx
proceso.com.mx
Reference 19
BMWGROUP
bmwgroup.com
bmwgroup.com
Reference 20
USTR
ustr.gov
ustr.gov
Reference 21
STELLANTIS
stellantis.com
stellantis.com
Reference 22
GOB
gob.mx
gob.mx
Reference 23
CRUNCHBASE
crunchbase.com
crunchbase.com
Reference 24
BANXICO
banxico.org.mx
banxico.org.mx
Reference 25
AMERICAECONOMIA
americaeconomia.com
americaeconomia.com

Reference 26
ELECTROMAPS
electromaps.com
electromaps.com
Reference 27
ELFINANCIERO
elfinanciero.com.mx
elfinanciero.com.mx
Reference 28
CAPUFE
capufe.gob.mx
capufe.gob.mx
Reference 29
JALISCO
jalisco.gob.mx
jalisco.gob.mx
Reference 30
AMIA
amia.com.mx
amia.com.mx
Reference 31
SAT
sat.gob.mx
sat.gob.mx
Reference 32
FIDE
fide.org.mx
fide.org.mx
Reference 33
NL
nl.gob.mx
nl.gob.mx
Reference 34
JAGUARLANDROVER
jaguarlandrover.com
jaguarlandrover.com
Reference 35
YAZAKI
yazaki.com.mx
yazaki.com.mx
Reference 36
CLUSTERBAJIO
clusterbajio.org.mx
clusterbajio.org.mx
Reference 37
VW
vw.com.mx
vw.com.mx
Reference 38
GLOBALFOUNDRIES
globalfoundries.com
globalfoundries.com
Reference 39
IATFGLOBALOVERSIGHT
iatfglobaloversight.org
iatfglobaloversight.org
Reference 40
AMPEREANALYSIS
ampereanalysis.com
ampereanalysis.com
Reference 41
BYD
byd.com
byd.com
Reference 42
VOLVOCARS
volvocars.com
volvocars.com
Reference 43
JDPOWER
jdpower.com
jdpower.com
Reference 44
FLEETNEWS
fleetnews.com.mx
fleetnews.com.mx
Reference 45
AUTOCOSMOS
autocosmos.com.mx
autocosmos.com.mx
Reference 46
KBB
kbb.com.mx
kbb.com.mx
Reference 47
GROUP
group.mercedes-benz.com
group.mercedes-benz.com
Reference 48
EUSKADI
euskadi.eus
euskadi.eus
Reference 49
MEXICANIST
mexicanist.com
mexicanist.com
Reference 50
IMF
imf.org
imf.org
Reference 51
SECTUR
sectur.gob.mx
sectur.gob.mx
Reference 52
PPPMEXICO
pppmexico.org
pppmexico.org
Reference 53
STARTUPBLINK
startupblink.com
startupblink.com
Reference 54
USMCA
usmca.com
usmca.com
Reference 55
WAZE
waze.com.mx
waze.com.mx
Reference 56
CFE
cfe.mx
cfe.mx
Reference 57
DATOS
datos.nuevoleon.gob.mx
datos.nuevoleon.gob.mx
Reference 58
ASA
asa.gob.mx
asa.gob.mx
Reference 59
HOTELEROS
hoteleros.mx
hoteleros.mx
Reference 60
INEEL
ineel.mx
ineel.mx
Reference 61
CHARGEMAP
chargemap.com
chargemap.com
Reference 62
SENER
sener.gob.mx
sener.gob.mx
Reference 63
DOF
dof.gob.mx
dof.gob.mx
Reference 64
CONUEE
conuee.gob.mx
conuee.gob.mx
Reference 65
FONADIN
fonadin.gob.mx
fonadin.gob.mx
Reference 66
ECONOMIA
economia.gob.mx
economia.gob.mx
Reference 67
SEP
sep.gob.mx
sep.gob.mx
Reference 68
SEMOVI
semovi.cdmx.gob.mx
semovi.cdmx.gob.mx
Reference 69
MEDIA
media.gm.com
media.gm.com
Reference 70
NEAPCO
neapco.com
neapco.com
Reference 71
INAES
inaes.org.mx
inaes.org.mx
Reference 72
BEA
bea.gov
bea.gov
Reference 73
PLASTICOSMEXICO
plasticosmexico.com
plasticosmexico.com
Reference 74
AUDI-MEDIACENTER
audi-mediacenter.com
audi-mediacenter.com
Reference 75
STPS
stps.gob.mx
stps.gob.mx
Reference 76
RIVIAN
rivian.com
rivian.com
Reference 77
GLOBAL
global.toyota
global.toyota
Reference 78
NEWS
news.chevrolet.com.mx
news.chevrolet.com.mx
Reference 79
AMDA
amda.mx
amda.mx
Reference 80
TESLA-INFO
tesla-info.com
tesla-info.com
Reference 81
SCOTIABANK
scotiabank.com.mx
scotiabank.com.mx
Reference 82
KIA
kia.com
kia.com
Reference 83
ENVISION-GROUP
envision-group.com
envision-group.com
Reference 84
WORLDBANK
worldbank.org
worldbank.org
Reference 85
EUNEWSWIRE
eunewswire.com
eunewswire.com
Reference 86
ANGEL
angel.co
angel.co
Reference 87
DATOS
datos.queretaro.gob.mx
datos.queretaro.gob.mx
Reference 88
TESLA
tesla.com
tesla.com
Reference 89
CHADEMO
chademo.com
chademo.com
Reference 90
ICSC
icsc.org
icsc.org
Reference 91
JLL
jll.com.mx
jll.com.mx
Reference 92
NREL
nrel.gov
nrel.gov
Reference 93
PLUGSHARE
plugshare.com
plugshare.com
Reference 94
BASICA
basica.sener.gob.mx
basica.sener.gob.mx
Reference 95
PROFECO
profeco.gob.mx
profeco.gob.mx
Reference 96
NLD
nld.gob.mx
nld.gob.mx