BMW sees flat Mexico sales on Trump tariffs, peso weakness


The overall Mexican new car sales will likely remain little changed in 2025 after double-digit gains this year. — Bloomberg

MEXICO CITY: BMW’s Mexico chief expects anemic sales in the country’s auto market next year, hurt by expected peso weakness against the US dollar and subdued economic growth as US President-elect Donald Trump ratchets up trade tensions.

The overall Mexican new car sales will likely remain little changed in 2025 after double-digit gains this year, BMW Group Mexico chief executive officer Diego Camargo said in an emailed interview.

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