Auto parts remanufacturing market to reach $25.21 billion by 2030
International. The global auto parts remanufacturing market will grow at a CAGR of 7% and reach a value of $25.21 billion by 2030, according to a report by Valuates Reports.
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Argentine government frees import of auto parts
Argentina. The national government opened the import of auto parts with the publication of Decree 196 in the Official Gazette, with the aim of promoting competition in the market and reducing the cost of automotive components.
Bogota promotes internationalization of the automotive sector with business expectations of 4.8 million dollars
Colombia. The internationalization plan, led by the District Secretariat of Economic Development (SDDE) and the National Association of Foreign Trade (Analdex), has generated commercial expectations of 4.8 million dollars for the automotive sector of the capital.
Argentina deepens its trade deficit with Brazil in February, boosted by the automotive sector
Argentina. The South American country recorded a deficit of 384 million dollars in its trade with Brazil, marked by a sharp increase in imports from the automotive sector.
New OE Replacement Suspension Parts Now Available for Audi and Mercedes Models
United States. Arnott, a company specializing in OE replacement suspension systems, announced the expansion of its product line with new solutions for Audi and Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
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AutoAméricas Show 2026 moves to the Dominican Republic: the key event of the automotive sector changes venue
Dominican Republic. For the first time, the AutoAmericas Show – a benchmark event for the auto parts and automotive services industry in Latin America and the Caribbean – will be held in the...
Registration open! Medellín will host the first Repintado Days, an event with a Latin stamp dedicated to automotive refinishing
Colombia. You can now secure your place for Repintado Days, the new event specialized in automotive refinishing that will take place on June 19 in Medellín, and which seeks to consolidate itself as...
Volex begins construction of its new plant in San Luis Potosí
Mexico. With a symbolic ceremony, Volex gave the starting signal for the construction of its new plant in San Luis Potosí, in a ceremony held on the morning of Monday, April 21, on Manuel Gómez...
The aftermarket for electric vehicles will reach $195 billion by 2035
United States. The global aftermarket for electric and hybrid vehicles (xEVs) reached a value of $59 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to $195 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth...
U.S. warns Colombia of possible sanctions if it does not stop new auto parts regulation
United States. Washington is asking to suspend a rule that would take effect on May 2, citing unfair trade barriers. Bogotá responds with the intention of negotiating.
MAHLE Launches Innovative Bionic Fan for Automotive Air Conditioner Inspired by Nature
International. MAHLE presented a new bionic radial blower for air conditioning systems in vehicles, setting a benchmark in energy efficiency and noise reduction.
ETCO Launches Line of More Than 1,800 U.S.-Made Automotive Terminals for OEMs and Distributors
United States. Bradenton, Florida-based ETCO Incorporated announced the launch of a comprehensive line of more than 1,800 automotive components.
Rhenus Automotive to invest US$50 million in Nuevo León plant
International. In the midst of the trade tension generated by the possible tariffs that the United States seeks to impose on manufacturing companies in Mexico, the German Rhenus Automotive announced...
Automotive repainting with a Latin stamp: Medellín receives the first edition of Repintado Days
Colombia. On June 19, Medellín will host the first edition of Repintado Days, an event specialized in automotive refinishing that promises to become a point of reference for professionals in the...
Trump Mulls Tariff Exemptions for Auto Sector Under Pressure from Manufacturers
United States. The president's statements generate temporary relief in the industry, although uncertainty persists about the direction of his trade policy.
