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The number of light vehicles produced in Mexico dropped below 3.8 thousand units in April 2020, a decline of around 98.8 percent compared to the production volume reported during the same month a year earlier. The severe slowdown in the automobile production is related to the health emergency declared by the Mexican government at the end of March 2020 due to the COVID-19 outbreak. From that moment on, all non-essential activities in the public and private sectors of this Latin American country were suspended.

After the reactivation of the non-essential activities, the production of vehicles recovered. In June 2021, a production of more than 263 thousand light vehicles was reported, which represented an increase of about 5.5 percent compared to what was produced in June 2020.