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Rumors about the BMW Group considering a new Mexico plant have been floating for a while now, with new reports from Germany providing more details about the German carmaker’s expansion plans in North America. According to a report from German newspaper Handelsblatt, BMW Group may build Mini vehicles alongside BMW 3-Series and 1-Series models at a new assembly plant in Mexico. Read more »
- Vw Group Opens Its 100th Plant Worldwide In Mexico, Will Build New Tsi Engines
On Tuesday, January 15, the Volkswagen Group cut the ribbon on a new engine plant in Silao in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato. The opening of the factory marks a new milestone for the German automaker as the Silao facility is the group's...
- Audi To Build New Factory In Mexico, Will Manufacture An Suv From 2016
The board of directors have spoken and it has been decided that Audi will build its first North American plant in Mexico. The German automaker said it is still searching for a location to erect the facility, but noted that the selection process will...
- Vw Announces New Engine Plant In Mexico, Will Supply Chattanooga Factory With A Latest Generation Powerplant
Volkswagen has revealed plans to open up a new engine plant in Silao, Mexico in 2013 to supply vehicles made in Puebla, Mexico and Chattanooga in the USA with a latest generation powerplant. Construction works for the plant are set to begin this year....
- Chrysler To Reopen Seven More Assembly Plants By End Of June
About a week after emerging from bankruptcy protection and finalizing a deal with the Fiat Group, Chrysler Group LLC confirmed today that in addition to the reopening of the Dodge Viper's Conner Avenue factory in Detroit on Monday, the firm plans...
- Fiat Looking Into Mexico To Build Its U.s. Bound Alfa Romeos
In addition to searching for a possible partner to build its U.S. bound Alfa Romeo models, the Fiat Group is also looking into creating a new plant in Mexico that could supply both North and South America. Fiat desperately needs to find a solution to...
Cars
BMW Group May Build Minis, Small BMWs in New Mexico Plant
Rumors about the BMW Group considering a new Mexico plant have been floating for a while now, with new reports from Germany providing more details about the German carmaker’s expansion plans in North America. According to a report from German newspaper Handelsblatt, BMW Group may build Mini vehicles alongside BMW 3-Series and 1-Series models at a new assembly plant in Mexico. Read more »
- Vw Group Opens Its 100th Plant Worldwide In Mexico, Will Build New Tsi Engines
On Tuesday, January 15, the Volkswagen Group cut the ribbon on a new engine plant in Silao in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato. The opening of the factory marks a new milestone for the German automaker as the Silao facility is the group's...
- Audi To Build New Factory In Mexico, Will Manufacture An Suv From 2016
The board of directors have spoken and it has been decided that Audi will build its first North American plant in Mexico. The German automaker said it is still searching for a location to erect the facility, but noted that the selection process will...
- Vw Announces New Engine Plant In Mexico, Will Supply Chattanooga Factory With A Latest Generation Powerplant
Volkswagen has revealed plans to open up a new engine plant in Silao, Mexico in 2013 to supply vehicles made in Puebla, Mexico and Chattanooga in the USA with a latest generation powerplant. Construction works for the plant are set to begin this year....
- Chrysler To Reopen Seven More Assembly Plants By End Of June
About a week after emerging from bankruptcy protection and finalizing a deal with the Fiat Group, Chrysler Group LLC confirmed today that in addition to the reopening of the Dodge Viper's Conner Avenue factory in Detroit on Monday, the firm plans...
- Fiat Looking Into Mexico To Build Its U.s. Bound Alfa Romeos
In addition to searching for a possible partner to build its U.S. bound Alfa Romeo models, the Fiat Group is also looking into creating a new plant in Mexico that could supply both North and South America. Fiat desperately needs to find a solution to...