Mexico’s Tariff Measures on Indian Automobiles and Auto Components

Mexico is India’s third largest car export destination, but a proposed 50% tariff on imports from non-FTA countries, including India, has raised significant concerns for Indian automobile manufacturers and suppliers of parts and components. 
 

Tariff risk is commercial risk – as seen very recently with the tariffs imposed by the U.S., steep tariffs can disrupt established supply chains, increase landed costs, affect pricing competitiveness, and trigger burdensome compliance requirements. For SIAM members with existing or prospective exposure to the Mexican or North American market, understanding Mexico’s tariff framework and its interaction with U.S. tariffs, is now critical. 
 

Join our experts in this focused session to understand:
 

• Mexico’s tariff regime and trade policy framework affecting Indian automobile exports
• Recent and emerging tariff measures, safeguard actions, and trade remedies impacting auto parts and components
• Rules of origin, supply chain structuring, and compliance considerations
• Practical strategies to mitigate tariff exposure and preserve market access
• Key takeaways for Indian auto suppliers operating in North America-linked supply chains
   

Speakers -

Mr. Ankur Sharma, Partner, LKS