Autoparts sales in Mexico rise 9.35%

In early 2026, the Mexican auto parts industry reached US$10 billion in production, representing a 9.35% increase compared to the same period the previous year.

This growth in production was driven by the performance of key segments within the industry; electrical parts emerged as the leading component, with a value of US$1.938 billion and a 19.4% share of the total. Gasoline engines stood out in particular, recording a 50.78% annual increase, reflecting shifts in demand and the domestic industry’s ability to adapt.

Geographically, auto parts production in Mexico remains highly concentrated in states with established automotive clusters: Coahuila ranked as the leading producer with US$1.576 billion, followed by Guanajuato with US$1.392 billion and Nuevo Leon with US$1.269 billion.

On the import side, the picture is more diversified, though also dominated by strategic partners: the United States leads with a 48.9% share, followed by China with 16%, Japan with 6.5%, and South Korea with 6%.

Overall, the January 2026 results reflect a resilient auto parts industry that is highly integrated at the regional level and has a diversified production base, both in terms of segments and geography.