PACCAR México, a pioneer in the manufacture of electric cargo vehicles in the country, has announced an investment of 50 million dollars to strengthen its plant in Mexicali, reflecting a solid commitment to innovation and sustainable development in the region.

This strategic investment will be distributed in various areas of the complex, focusing on the creation of a new space for testing produced units, covering diesel engines, natural gas and electric vehicles.

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The construction of a second floor of offices is also contemplated, generating 200 new spaces for administrative workers. The expansion will also include improvements to the cafeteria and dining room, benefiting the organization's more than 3,500 employees in Mexicali.

Preston Feight, global CEO of PACCAR Inc, highlighted the importance of the team in Mexico for the company's global success:

Within the framework of this announcement, the state governor, Marina del Pilar, highlighted PACCAR Mexico as the first manufacturer of electric cargo vehicles in the country, recognizing the contribution of local talent to the development of the region. 'Today is a great day for Kenworth, for the environment and for hundreds of families in Baja California,' he said.

The United States Consul in Mexico, Tom Reott, highlighted the importance of the automotive sector and the relevance of Mexico as the United States' main trading partner, highlighting that more than 70% of trade is carried out through trucks.

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With this investment, PACCAR Mexico reaffirms its position as a reference not only for the PACCAR production network, but for the heavy vehicle industry worldwide. The company demonstrates its commitment to the transition to zero-emission vehicles in the country, generating employment, boosting the local economy and consolidating itself as a key player in the revolution towards electromobility.

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