automotive industry

Transportation competition in Latin America: America for the Asians

Dom, 09/08/2024 - 20:48 -- jdiaz

The trade war between the great powers, the US and China, which began in 2016 under former President Trump and later under Biden, has exposed the loss of US competitiveness, especially in the transport industries, such as the automotive and aeronautics sectors. Chinese companies dominate new industries related to electric cars (EVs), while in conventional combustion cars (CA), the leaders are Asian (mostly Japanese) and German.

The semiconductor crisis is not over?

Dom, 04/10/2022 - 14:29 -- bacosta

The semiconductor shortage that began in 2020 with the COVID-19 pandemic seems further and further away from ending. The few companies where production is focused cannot meet the demand, which affects the mobile device industry. The home appliance and automotive industries have had to reduce the supply of products due to the lack of chips. This article looks at how we got into this crisis, how it has affected global production, what factors deepen the situation and how long it will last.

Electric vehicles in Latin America

Lun, 04/06/2020 - 19:01 -- anegrete

The change in the energy matrix led by China is not limited to the generation of electricity through clean energy. The market for electric cars, buses and motorcycles is booming.  Since 2016 China is the country with the highest domestic sales of electric cars and by 2019 it is the largest exporter of electric cars, motorcycles and buses in the world.
There is an incipient process of change of the automotive plant in Latin America essentially led by China and although small it is accelerating.
In Latin America, the electric car market is emerging. To reduce the carbon footprint, the governments of Latin American countries implemented measures to stimulate the consumption of electric cars

Great Wall Motor and its presence in Latin America

Jue, 10/26/2023 - 13:55 -- bacosta

The first decade of this century brought with it a global restructuring of automobile production as China overtook the United States in 2008 and the European Union in 2010. The vast production of the Asian country's manufacturers is not only due to government incentives but also to a growing national and international demand derived from the price-quality ratio of its vehicles. This article analyses the ever-increasing presence of one of Latin America's most critical Chinese brands.

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