GS Motos hits historic milestone in Mexico

GS Motos has assembled 10 million motorcycles in Mexico, marking a historic milestone in its industrial history. This achievement is the result of cumulative production at its two plants: one located in Toluca, State of Mexico, and the other in Guadalajara, Jalisco.

The assembly of the 10-millionth unit reflects not only efficiency and automation but also a profound social impact: GS Motos currently generates 4,289 direct jobs through its two plants, reaffirming its commitment to economic development and the creation of quality job opportunities in Mexico.

“Everyone who works at our plants is very proud. This record of 10 million assembled motorcycles is an achievement that has never before been seen in Mexico. The Toluca plant is the largest motorcycle assembly facility in the entire Americas. This is very important to us,” said Jorge Garcia Puente, Director of Operations at GS Motos.

With standardized processes and constant investment in infrastructure and technical training, GS Motos reaffirms the importance of domestic manufacturing, demonstrating the capacity to meet the growing demand for mobility in Mexico.