In this week’s auto news, Mexican exports to Canada surged 20.2% during 1H26 amid ongoing US trade tensions. Domestically, Mexico launched an anti-dumping probe into Japanese steel imports, while Uber and DiDi face escalating labor disputes. Meanwhile, Nissan and Honda teamed up on SDV software, VW cut Puebla shifts, and Audi celebrated producing 1.5 million Q5s.
Time to burn some rubber–This is the week in Automotive!
Mexico Opens Anti-Dumping Investigation Into Japanese Steel
Mexico’s Ministry of Economy (SE) has officially launched an administrative anti-dumping investigation into imports of Japanese steel plate and sheet. The announcement was published Wednesday morning in the Diario Oficial de la Federación (DOF).
Nissan and Honda to Co-Develop Next-Gen Vehicle Software
Japanese automakers Nissan and Honda have formalized a joint development agreement to co-develop and…
