Overview
- The Electro Movilidad Asociación reported on Thursday that 53,430 new electrified vehicles were sold in Mexico in the first half of 2026, a 22% increase from the same period in 2025.
- Sales by technology were led by 31,063 plug‑in hybrids, 22,236 battery electric vehicles, and 131 range‑extended models, with PHEVs rising fastest year over year.
- Charging capacity expanded to 60,934 points at the end of June 2026, of which 56,279 are private chargers and 4,655 are public sites that include 1,594 DC fast chargers.
- EMA says the sector has produced more than 30,000 formal jobs across installer, distributor and technical roles and calls for policies to strengthen local manufacturing and supply chains.
- Broader indicators show mixed signals for industry competitiveness because vehicle production in Mexico fell sharply this year, a gap industry leaders say policy must address to keep investment and jobs growing.