Monterrey is set to showcase once again why it stands at the forefront of the global automotive industry, as the Automotive Cluster of Nuevo León, in partnership with the Automotive Industry Action Group, prepares to host the third edition of the Mexico Automotive Forum 2025.
 

Scheduled to take place in Monterrey, this high-profile forum will gather original equipment manufacturers, Tier 1 and Tier 2 suppliers, logistics experts, and senior executives from across the automotive value chain. Participants will address critical topics shaping the industry’s future, including quality management systems, compliance with evolving regulations, supply chain resilience, logistics optimization, sustainability strategies, and new trade requirements under the USMCA.
 

Beyond serving as a technical conference, the forum will act as a strategic platform for collaboration and innovation, enabling global and regional leaders to exchange knowledge, align operational standards, and explore opportunities to enhance competitiveness in North America’s integrated manufacturing landscape.
 

By attracting industry stakeholders from North America, Europe, and Asia, Monterrey is poised to reaffirm its position not only as a manufacturing powerhouse but also as a hub for strategic decision-making and long-term development in the automotive sector. This aligns with CLAUT’s mission to strengthen local capabilities, promote advanced manufacturing practices, and foster innovation-driven growth.
 

The event will also spotlight Monterrey’s role in the global shift toward sustainable and technologically advanced mobility, with discussions planned on electric vehicle production, green supply chains, and the integration of Industry 4.0 technologies across the automotive ecosystem.
 

As the Mexico Automotive Forum 2025 unfolds, it is expected to underscore Monterrey’s evolution from a production base into a platform for industry leadership, global supply chain integration, and sustainable growth — reinforcing the city’s strategic importance within the automotive sector and its capacity to connect Mexico with the world.
 

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