Vibracoustic expanding in Queretaro

The German company Vibracoustic is consolidating its growth in Mexico by expanding its operations in Queretaro, where it is increasing its production capacity and creating more than 250 new jobs. The project involves the manufacture of anti-vibration systems for the automotive industry, strengthening the company’s presence with a second manufacturing plant in the state.

The new facility increases production capacity for specialized vibration control solutions, an essential segment for improving vehicle performance, comfort, and safety; these types of components are key given the technological evolution of the automotive industry.

Vibracoustic’s expansion reinforces Mexico’s role as a strategic hub in the global automotive supply chain by integrating high-tech production. This type of investment drives industrial sophistication and opens new opportunities for the development of specialized suppliers in the country.

The company develops key components such as engine mounts, chassis bushings, and advanced vibration control systems, with a presence throughout the entire product lifecycle. It has approximately 12,000 employees and operates 40 production and engineering facilities across 17 countries.

In 2025, the company achieved sales of US$3.044 billion, reflecting its position as one of the leaders in this technology segment.