The Chihuahua Mobility Cluster expands its focus to 10 verticals to integrate new segments, professionalize its operation and promote local suppliers. By 2030, it seeks to double supply contracts and position Chihuahua as a mobility hub.

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The transition from the Chihuahua Automotive Cluster to the Chihuahua Mobility Cluster seeks to expand its industrial scope, integrate new productive segments and strengthen the development of local suppliers. The transformation responds to the presence of companies linked to the manufacturing of agricultural vehicles, powersports, vehicle electronics and micromobility, activities that are part of an ecosystem that goes beyond traditional automotive production.

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The organization intends to expand its membership to 10 verticals, professionalize its operation and move from generating commercial contacts to a dynamic that allows measuring results and developing business opportunities.

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