The electric vehicles are already transforming Automotive industryand although they will help decarbonise the environment Coahuila it is not prepared to solve the problems that could arise in the future.
Before this panorama global, dynamic and complex, digitization of industrial processes and the transformation of supply chains are presented as an opportunity to increase competitiveness. But, given this, what is the future of the automotive industry in Coahuila?
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Armando Castilla, director of Grupo VANGUARDIA, emphasized that there are six critical elements that will occur when companies like Tesla arrive in the state and the region.
In accordance with Sandra Maycotte, National Director of the International Business Programs of the Tecnologico de Monterrey, he 85 percent of the southeastern region of Coahuila is part of the industrial branch, however, there are several challenges that you will face in a near future versus the production of electric cars.
Iliana Vera Dávila, from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, explained that digital transformation has been the trigger for change in the operation of companies.
This is how the panelists explained it Exatec who met on the campus of the Tecnologico de Monterrey in the city to discuss three main axes around the future of Coahuila in this area: climate change, disruptions in manufacturing, geopolitical changes and the phenomenon of nearshoring.
85 percent of the southeast region of Coahuila is part of the industrial sector, however, there are various challenges that it will face in the near future in the face of the production of electric cars, said Sandra Maycotte.
Iliana Vera Dávila, from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, He delved into the fact that digital transformation, the introduction of 4.0 technology and the arrival of companies producing electric vehicles It has been the trigger for the change in the operation of companies.
“Mexico is already part of the global economy, it is one of the countries with the largest international treaties and it is in a great moment, however, we are facing great challenges and problems such as the use of natural resources, housing, education… we are not prepared for this growth”, commented Vera Davila.
Armando Castilla, Group Director VANGUARDemphasized that there are six critical elements that are going to occur when companies like Tesla reach the state and the region.
“I believe that many production practices must be changed, we need to modify the regulations that companies have regarding the use of natural resources, and I believe that one of the answers is to pay attention and put pressure on government authorities so that the infrastructure, housing and transportation problems; It is necessary to prepare ourselves to have a better quality of life”pointed out the businessman.
