Audi has pushed back against claims that its electric vehicle production relies on Mexico, emphasizing instead that the country plays a key role in its broader manufacturing network. The automaker highlights Mexico’s integration into its global supply chain, particularly for components and assembly, rather than positioning it as a primary production hub. The statement comes amid ongoing debates over automotive trade and sourcing strategies in North America. Critics of the administration’s trade policies have pointed to such remarks as evidence of continued economic ties between the U.S. and Mexico despite recent tensions.
Audi Contradicts Trump, Says Mexico Is ‘an Important Part’ of Its Production Electric Vehicles
