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At present, only 24% of truck fleets in Mexico utilize telematics services; nevertheless, this number is expected to grow in the medium term. Basic solutions are installed in most connected trucks (usually, track and trace solutions), mainly to meet the demands of carriers and insurance companies. However, the need for advanced solutions, such as A...

The Mexican vehicle subscription market is at a nascent stage, with a small set of competitors and a small number of light vehicles operating, despite forecasted growth based on the inclusion of electrified vehicles and strategies to reach clients and the inclusion of value-added services. With 1,857 units operating in 2023, the Mexican vehicle...

The used premium car sector represents almost 3% of the Mexican used car market; it expanded in the last few years due to global scarcity of materials and auto parts, an absence of new premium vehicles, and increasing prices. In Mexico, most used premium vehicle local transactions are informal due to pricing offered to clients and less bureaucr...

The connected truck telematics industry in Mexico has been growing, primarily driven by the need to protect vehicles and cargo, reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) for fleets, and comply with legislation. In 2024, for example, 1.51 million trucks were connected in the country, with fleet management and/or video solutions. This figure indicates...

22 Nov 2021  |  North America  |  Market Research

Mexican Light Vehicle Leasing Growth Opportunities

Flexible Leasing Plans Impact Customer Experience and Represent a Key Growth Strategy

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Vehicle leasing can be a solution to the growing number of challenges companies face concerning their mobility needs. These include challenges associated with vehicle funding, fleet maintenance, and, more importantly, residual risk handling. Businesses seek to focus on their core products/services and outsource support activities. Mobility is a sig...

Vehicle leasing addresses the challenges companies face in meeting their mobility needs, including funding, fleet maintenance, and handling residual risk. In the current market conditions, companies big and small must focus on their core products and services, so they look to outsource all other support activities, including mobility, which require...

The Mexican market has witnessed a generalized increase in vehicle prices across all OEMs and automotive segments in the recent past. This study aims to analyze this phenomenon, taking into account the 2012–2017 period. The historic entry-trim and premium-trim prices for the 68 most commercialized passenger vehicles of each segment (covering A to ...

This study focuses on the European last-mile food and grocery delivery market, covering platform-mediated meal delivery and quick commerce orders, and excluding merchant-owned direct delivery channels.It analyses key industry drivers and restraints, value chain configurations and operating models, providing strategic insights into the factors shapi...

This study analyzes the growth dynamics of the Indian passenger vehicle market, focusing on key demand and supply-side drivers, as well as structural restraints affecting long-term expansion.It evaluates the competitive landscape of major OEMs, with a specific emphasis on product mix, pricing strategies, and segment positioning across the entry-lev...