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Automotive Sector in Querétaro AUTOPARTS MANUFACTURING AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR CAPABILITIES IN QUERÉTARO 2014 QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE uerétaro has a tradition in the automotive industry that dates back to the beginning of the 60s. After more than 50 years of experience the State has lived colossal Qchanges that have promoted the industrial development which has not only impacted the automotive sector but also other sectors. Labor force specialization, the development of a strong supply chain, the industrial infrastructure growth, these are some examples of the Automotive legacy to Querétaro society. With the foundation of the Automotive Cluster in June 2013, the key players of this sector have found the right channel to boost their efforts. This integration has made stronger the already successful relationship between private sector and the State Government and has aligned the hard work the universities and R&D centers had built during the years. Thanks to this association it is possible to accomplish new projects like this mapping that will enhance the consolidation of the Automotive Sector, this document presents the evolution that this Sector has had, we can recognize the technological development from metalworking processes with intensive labor force to the development of electronic vehicle systems, manufacturing of safety components and the consolidation of engineering centers within the companies. This document reveals the exponential growth we have experienced over the past 5 years which has ANTONIO HERRERA encouraged the arrival of new investments to the entity. President of the Automotive Cluster of We trust that this project will offer information that will guide you Querétaro and TREMEC Director through you decision making based on the productive capabilities of autopart manufacturers that have been identified and will alllow you to take advantage of the conditions that Querétaro and México are currently experiencing regarding the automotive sector. The Automotive Cluster of Querétaro, A.C. is an organization specialized in the development and consolidation of the automotive sector in the entity; its actions and activities have both regional and national impact.This cluster was created in 2013, with the participation of major state companies, universities, research centers and the State Government. Since its creation and up-to-date, the Cluster promotes the increasing competitiveness of the sector in the region through projects and actions that have impact the development of human resources, the integration of local companies in the supply chain and the generation of strategic information to facilitate business decision making. INDUSTRIAL MEMBERS |CV Componentes| |Cardanes| |Forjas| KMEX |El Marqués| |Querétaro| |P. Escobedo| |Peñuelas| |Enco| ACADEMY GOVERNMENT R + D MEMBERS MEMBERS MEMBERS CLUSTER’S MAIN STRATEGIES SUPPLIERS DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT OPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE PROMOTION OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Queretaro Automotive Cluster acknowledges and appreciates the National Institute of Entrepreneur and the Secretariat of Sustainable Development of Querétaro the support for the development of this document. CONTENT INDEX AUTOMOTIVE HEAVY VEHICLES 04 SECTOR IN MEXICO 10 PRODUCTION SITES FOREIGN DIRECT PRODUCED HEAVY 05 INVESTMENT 11 VEHICLES 2014 2008-2013 START UP OF OEMS AUTOPARTS 06 12 MAKERS DISTRIBUTION LIGHT VEHICLE AUTOMOTIVE 07 PRODUCTION SITES 14 SECTOR IN QUERÉTARO ENGINEERING ORIGIN OF INVESTMENT 08 CENTER 15 AUTO PARTS MAKERS PRODUCED LIGHT GERMANY 09 VEHICLES 2014 16 PLANTS SUSPENSION CONTENT 26 SYSTEM INDEX 27 AIR SYSTEM USA 17 PLANTS 28 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM JAPAN 18 PLANTS 29 FUEL SYSTEM 19 OTHER PLANTS SAFETY & 30 COMFORT START UP OF 21 LOCAL TIER 1 31 SAFETY & COMFORT (INTERIOR) 23 BODY- EXTERIOR 32 STRUCTURE 24 BRAKE SYSTEM 33 TRANSMISSION 25 STEERING SYSTEM 34 ENGINE QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR IN MEXICO Generates 3.5% of National GDP and 19.8% of Manufacturing GDP. Impacts 23 industrial sectors in the country. Ranked 8th place in produced units and 6th place in exported units worldwide. 3 million units produced in 2013 and an estimated 3.4 million units for 2014. 18 assembly plants and more than 300 Tier 1 suppliers. Light vehicles Heavy vehicles Engines General Motors USA Daimler Germany Cummins USA, Can Ford USA Scania Sweden Detroit Diesel Chrysler/Fiat USA, Italy Volvo Sweden Volkswagen Germany Nissan Japan Dina Mexico Mazda Japan Kenworth USA Honda Japan International USA Toyota Japan Volkswagen Germany Volkswagen Germany Man Germany Audi Germany Hino Motors Toyota Japan BMW Germany Isuzu Japan KIA Korea Giant China 4 Source: AMIA, June 2014 & SEDESU QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 2008-2013 Rank Company 2008-2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Total 1 Nissan 0 600 328 2,000 0 2,928 2 General Motors 300 1,360 540 0 0 2,200 3 Volkswagen 1000 550 400 0 0 1,950 4 Ford 1600 0 0 0 0 1,600 5 Audi 0 0 0 0 1,300 1,300 6 Honda 0 0 800 0 0 800 7 Fiat 500 0 0 0 0 500 8 Mazda 0 0 500 0 0 500 9 Daimler 300 0 0 0 0 300 Amounts in Millons USD 5 Source: AMIA QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER START UP BY PLANT 1966 1982 2013 1936 1996 2008 1932 1986 1995 2014 1968 1981 2014 2004 1954 2016 6 Source: AMIA, June 2014 & SEDESU QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER LIGHT VEHICLE PRODUCTION SITES TIJUANA PLANT HERMOSILLO PLANT CHIHUAHUA PLANT SALTILLO PLANT RAMOS ARIZPE ENGINE PLANT SALTILLO PLANT RAMOS ARIZPE ENGINE PLANT NL PLANT SLP EL SALTO PLANT PLANT MORELOS PLANT PUEBLA PLANT AGUASCALIENTES I PLANT AGUASCALIENTES II AUDI 2016 PLANT CUATITLÁN PLANT SALAMANCA TOYOTA CELAYA SILAO ENGINE TOLUCA PLANT 2019 PLANT PLANT PLANT TOLUCA PLANT TOLUCA PLANT PLANT 7 QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER ENGINEERING CENTERS AUTOMOTIVE MODELING & DESIGN CENTER, MEXICALI, B.C. ENGINEERING & VIRTUAL DESIGN CENTER MÉXICO, D.F. TEST CENTER (ANALYSIS & EMISSIONS LABORATORY) MANZANILLO, COLIMA TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT CENTER & ANALYSIS EMISSION LABORATORY TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENT & TOLUCA, EDO. DE MÉXICO DESIGN OF PARTS CENTER PUEBLA, PUEBLA. ENGINEERING & DESIGN CENTER TOLUCA, EDO. DE MÉXICO 8 Source: Economy Ministry, Monografía de la Industria Automotriz, 2012 QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER PRODUCED LIGHT VEHICLES 2014 SALTILLO Ram 1500 [DS] 9 RAMOS ARIZPE #2 Cadillac SRX [GMT166] 7 RAMOS ARIZPE #2 Chevrolet Captiva Sport [GMT311] SALTILLO Ram 2500/3500 [DJ] RAMOS ARIZPE #2 Chevrolet Sonic [G1SC] SALTILLO Ram E-Van [X2/44] SAN LUIS POTOSI Chevrolet Aveo [T250] TOLUCA Fiat 500 [312] SAN LUIS POTOSI Chevrolet B-CUV [G1UO] SAN LUIS POTOSI GMC Granite [G1UG] TOLUCA Jeep B-CUV [TYPE 169] SILAO Chevrolet Silverado [K2XC] 2 SALAMANCA Mazda 2 [J64X] TOLUCA Dodge Journey [JC49] SILAO Chevrolet Silverado HD [K2XCZ] SALAMANCA Mazda 3 [J36C] TOLUCA Fiat Freemont [JF] SILAO GMC Sierra [K2XG] 4 10 AGUASCALIENTES Nissan Sentra [X12F] AGUASCALIENTES Nissan Micra [X02A] CUAUTITLAN #1 Ford B-CUV [B299N] AGUASCALIENTES Nissan Note [X02C] CUAUTITLAN #2 Ford Fiesta [B299N] AGUASCALIENTES Nissan Versa [L02B] HERMOSILLO Ford Fusion [CD391] CUERNAVACA #1 Nissan Tsuru [GS] CUERNAVACA #1 Nissan Versa/Tiida [B11C] HERMOSILLO Lincoln MKZ [CD533] CUERNAVACA #1 Nissan NV200 [X11M] 1 SALAMANCA Toyota EFC [381A] CUERNAVACA #1 Nissan Versa [L02B] CUERNAVACA #2 Nissan Frontier [D22] CUERNAVACA #2 Nissan Frontier [H60A] 7 PUEBLA #1 Volkswagen Jetta [VW361] PUEBLA #1 Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen [VW362] 2 TIJUANA Toyota Tacoma [635N(2)] PUEBLA #1 Volkswagen New Beetle [VW324] TIJUANA Toyota Tacoma [635N] PUEBLA #1 Volkswagen New Beetle Convertible [VW325] PUEBLA #1 SEAT Cordoba [SE251] PUEBLA #1 Volkswagen Polo [VW251] PUEBLA #1 Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen [VW372] 9 Amounts in Millons USD QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER HEAVY VEHICLES PRODUCTION SITES PLANT ESCOBEDO PLANT SALTILLO Heavy Trucks PLANT MEXICALLI Heavy Duty Trucks Trucks Heavy Duty Busses Chassis Bus Trucks Chassis Bus PLANT GARCIA N.L. Heavy Duty Trucks Busses Chassis Bus PLANT S.L.P. Engines PLANT CD. SAHAGÚN PLANT SILAO Heavy Duty Trucks Heavy Duty Truck. Chassis Bus PLANT QUERÉTARO Busses Chassis Bus Heavy Duty Truck PLANT PUEBLA Chassis Bus PLANT TULTITLÁN Buses PLANT TULTITLÁN Chassis Bus Trucks PLANT SAN MARTÍN Busses TEPETLIXPAN PLANT SANTIAGO TIANGUISTENGO Heavy Duty Truck Chassis Bus Busses Heavy Duty Trucks 10 Source: ANPACT, SEDESU QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER PRODUCED HEAVY VEHICLES 2014 Chassis Bus: Models, LINNER, Busses: RUNNER, PICKER y Volvo 7300, 9700 y B7R. Heavy Duty Trucks: OUTSIDER Model M Tracto: Trucks: Model HUSTLER TR57 cascadia, Model C, F y G. Construction: Heavy Duty Truck: Model M GF 900, 3600 y 600c Busses: Busses: Model MBO, 055001826, OH1523/52, R39 OH1623/52L y OH1626/3OL Chassis Bus: Chassis Bus: Models 8.150 y 9.150. Model OF1119/41, OF1319/44, S2, MB01019/44, MB01219/52 y MB01419/60 Heavy Duty Truck: Busses: Models 500 PB 1524/15.1 ton. 500 i6 1727/15.1 ton. 500 1018/10.4 ton y 1727 Heavy Trucks: Model 4300, 4400, 7300, Heavy Duty Trucks: Chassis Bus: 7400, CF500, CF600, Models T370, Models K420IB4X2NB F-650, F-750 y 4200 L700, T800, y K380IB4X2NB Trucks: PB320, T270 y T370. Heavy Duty Truck: Trucks: Prostar, Transtar, Lonestar, Trucks: Model ELF 600 y Model R340LA4X2NA 9200, 9400, 9900, 4300 y 4400. Models T800 y T660. FORWARD 800 Busses: Construction: Construction: Chassis Bus: Models P380CA6X4HSZ y Models T460 y T800. Model 7600. Model ELF 600 BUS P380CB8X4EHZ Chassis Bus: Models 4700, 3000, 3100, 3300. 11 QUERÉTARO AUTOMOTIVE CLUSTER AUTOPARTS MAKERS DISTRIBUTION NORTHWEST REGION 198 Plants Products / systems: Air conditioning, automotive systems,
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