Hino will Announce Investment for a Plant in Mexico  

 

The Japanese Company Hino Camiones is getting ready to build a production plant in Mexico, which will require an investment between US$6 and US$8 million in central Mexico’s Bajio Region.

 

Aguascalientes, Leon and Guanajuato are some of the options being considered, some dealers and auto parts manufacturers said.

 

A group of 15 Japanese officers from Hino were a few weeks ago in Mexico in order to make a decision regarding this investment.

 

Hino is part of Toyota group and the Division is responsible for developing, producing and selling cargo trucks and passenger buses; therefore, if a vehicles factory were built in Mexico it would be in order to have a wide range of products for a more intense competition.

 

After the trade opening between Mexico and Japan started in 2005, Japanese products have been well received by Mexican consumers. Therefore, Izusu has also announced they will build an assembly plant in Mexico. 

 

Source: Noti-INA