Mexico - Bil Produktion

Car production in Mexico plunged 13.0 percent year-on-year to 300 thousand units in November 2019, following a 16.4 percent tumble in the previous month. Among major automakers, output dropped at Ford Motor (-68.2% to 8.1 thousand), Audi (-27.6% to 12.0 thousand), Volkswagen (-23.0% to 28.4 thousand), FCA México (-15.7% to 41.1 thousand), KIA (-19.5% to 24.1 thousand), Nissan (-17.6% to 55.3 thousand), Honda (-6.8% to 14.3 thousand) and Toyota (-6.4% to 15.9 thousand). In contrast, production increased at General Motors (9.1% to 81.9 thousand) and Mazda (10.5% to 14.0 thousand). In January to November, auto output fell 3.6 percent over a year ago to 3.54 million units.

Car production in Mexico declined 16.4 percent year-on-year to 311.2 thousand units in October 2019, following a 0.4 percent fall in the previous month. Among major automakers, Ford did not produce any vehicles during the month, amid changes in equipment at its plants. Also, output dropped for Nissan (-13.1% to 69.8 thousand), FCA México (-2.4% to 57.5 thousand), General Motors (-30.1% to 54.9 thousand), Volkswagen (-21.3% to 37.9 thousand), KIA (-13.2% to 28.4 thousand) and Mazda (-11.8% to 7.3 thousand). In contrast, production increased for Toyota (2.1% to 18.1 thousand), Honda (329.4% to 17.7 thousand) and Audi (3.7% to 13.6 thousand). Considering the first ten months of the year, auto output fell 2.6 percent over a year ago to 3.24 million units.

Car production in Mexico fell 0.4 percent year-on-year to 318.9 thousand units in September 2019, following a 9.6 percent decline in the previous month. Among major automakers, output went down for Nissan (-8.9% to 60.1 thousand), FCA México (-20.5% to 45.8 thousand), KIA (-14.5% to 24.2 thousand), Ford Motor (-20.8% to 17.8 thousand), Toyota (-4.2% to 17.6 thousand) and Mazda (-62.4% to 3.6 thousand). On the other hand, production rose for General Motors (0.4% to 75.3 thousand), Volkswagen (33.7% to 39.1 thousand), Audi (54.8% to 15.1 thousand) and Honda (365.3% to 16.7 thousand). Considering the first nine months of the year, auto output dropped 0.8 percent over a year earlier to 2.93 million units.

Car production in Mexico slipped 9.6 percent year-on-year to 337.5 thousand units in August 2019, following a 1.0 percent decrease in the prior month. This was the steepest decline in car production since last December. Among major automakers, output fell for General Motors (-2.3% to 81.3 thousand), Nissan (-21.7% to 63 thousand), Volkswagen (-3.1% to 42.2 thousand), FCA México (-27.7% to 45.7 thousand), KIA (-18.7% to 25.8 thousand), Audi (-44% to 8.5 thousand) and Mazda (-51.8% to 5.9 thousand). In contrast, production grew for Ford Motor (11.6% to 24 thousand), Honda (372.6% to 19.3 thousand), Toyota (1.5% to 18.3 thousand). In the first eight months of the year, auto production went down 0.9 percent over a year ago to 2.61 million units.

Car production in Mexico decreased 1.0 percent year-on-year to 292.6 thousand units in July 2019, following a 4.4 percent fall in the previous month. It was also the lowest figure for a July month since 2016. Among major automakers, output went down for FCA México (-2.4% to 55.9 thousand), Nissan (-21.6% to 38.4 thousand), Volkswagen (-36% to 32.3 thousand), Audi (-5.3% to 13 thousand) and Mazda (-44.1% to 7.8 thousand). In contrast, production rose for General Motors (19.3% to 77.3 thousand), KIA (28.9% to 21.5 thousand), Ford Motor (1.9% to 17 thousand), Honda (542.3% to 14.8 thousand) and Toyota (17.5% to 12.6 thousand). Meantime, auto exports grew 9.5 percent to 270.9 thousand units, after increasing 1.7 percent in June, namely driven by General Motors (27.1% to 74.6 thousand), FCA México (5.1% to 50.8 thousand), Ford Motor (36.3% to 16.2 thousand) and KIA (39.2% to 15.8 thousand).

Car production in Mexico dropped 4.4 percent year-on-year to 337.3 thousand units in June 2019, following a 1.5 percent fall in the previous month. Among major automakers, output went down for Nissan (-22 percent to 56.8 thousand), FCA México (-5.1 percent to 56.1 thousand), Toyota (-15.8 percent to 14.4 thousand), Audi (-17 percent to 11.8 thousand) and Mazda (-71.7 percent to 5 thousand). On the other hand, production rose for General Motors (2.2 percent to 77.8 thousand), Volkswagen (16.2 percent to 44 thousand), Ford Motor (26.5 percent to 27.5 thousand), KIA (9.8 percent to 24.8 thousand) and Honda (27.7 percent to 17.4 thousand). Meantime, auto exports increased 1.7 percent to 320.5 thousand units, after rising 5.6 percent in May, namely General Motors (3.2 percent to 76.7 thousand) and Volkswagen (62 percent to 47.5 thousand).