When will a new battery be made in Mexico?

The Spanish company will plan to produce its first batteries in Mexico in February or March of next year. (Endurance Motive) “This is proof that Puebla has the best conditions for investments, and that our actions in support of electromobility are giving results,” Salomón said.

Will the US start producing batteries in Mexico in 2023?

“We have already prepared for 2023 investments from companies from South Korea, China, and a program agreed with the US to start producing batteries in Mexico, we hope in the third or fourth quarter,” foreign minister Marcelo Ebrard said, according to local paper La Jornada.

Will BMW build a battery plant in Mexico?

BMW is set to launch Mexico’s first lithium battery production facility for electric vehicles at its expanded San Luis Potosí plant in 2025. With an $800 million investment, BMW aims to boost sustainability, reduce CO₂ emissions by 80% per vehicle, and integrate high-voltage battery manufacturing for an electric vehicle line by 2027.

Will Mexico create an electric battery industrial park?

Mexico City — The Mexican government is planning to create an electric battery industrial park where Tesla and other lithium battery manufacturers could set up shop, targeting the center of the country as the location, Martha Delgado, undersecretary for multilateral affairs and Human Rights at the Foreign Ministry, told Bloomberg Línea.

Is there a demand for lithium batteries in Mexico?

Puebla’s Volkswagen manufacturing plant, which has been in operation for over 55 years. (Volkswagen México) Endurance Motive has also met with other potential customers, including the Mexican Association of the Photovoltaic Industry, which confirmed that there is increasing demand for lithium batteries in Mexico.

When will Leoch's new battery manufacturing plant in Mexico be fully operational?

LEOCH® Chairman, Dong Li, announces new battery manufacturing plant in Mexico will be fully operational by year's end. September 21, 2023: LEOCH’s new battery assembly plant in Mexico will be operational by the end of this year, owner and chairman Dong Li has told Batteries International.