Mexico & Stellantis

Mexico: Mexico expressed a desire to extend the USMCA for 16 years and is actively engaged in bilateral negotiations with the United States to address trade concerns, particularly regarding automotive rules of origin and tariffs. The uncertainty surrounding the agreement's future could impact business investment.

Stellantis: Stellantis is a member of the American Automotive Policy Council, which advocates for the continuation of the USMCA to ensure competitive benefits and investment certainty in the North American automotive sector.

Mexico: Mexico is the primary supplier of tomatoes to the United States, and tariffs imposed by Donald Trump have contributed to price spikes.

Stellantis: US-listed shares of Stellantis dropped 2.7% following reports of potential changes to the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement affecting North American-built vehicles.

Mexico: Nexteer launched its first Steer-by-Wire production in Mexico, expanding its manufacturing footprint.

Stellantis: Stellantis is a customer of Nexteer, benefiting from its advanced motion control solutions.

Stellantis: US-listed shares of Stellantis dropped 2.7% following reports of potential changes to the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement affecting North American-built vehicles.