Mexican auto exports drop 12 percent in September

Mexican auto exports experienced their largest slump this year in September following US tariff policies. Output dropped 15 percent, though domestic sales rose to offset the decline.

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Mexico auto exports fell 12% in September, marking the steepest decline since December 2025 as tariffs from the United States took effect. The downturn highlights vulnerabilities in the region's manufacturing sector amid ongoing trade friction. Investors face mounting supply chain uncertainty as automotive producers reassess cross-border operations.

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