US seeks at least 50% of autos made domestically under USMCA renegotiation with Mexico
The United States is negotiating with Mexico to require that at least 50% of vehicles traded under the USMCA be manufactured domestically. This marks a significant shift from the current agreement, which treats North America as a single manufacturing bloc. The negotiations, which exclude Canada, are set to continue through late July 2026 and could impact auto supply chains across the continent.
- ▪The US aims to change the USMCA to mandate that at least 50% of vehicle content be made in the US.
- ▪Current USMCA rules require 75% regional value content for tariff-free treatment of light vehicles.
- ▪Negotiations are taking place in Mexico City and are scheduled to run through late July 2026.
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