Automotive companies are positioning themselves to supply a growing market, which is expected to demand products for new activities in a possible future led by Elon Musk and Donald Trump. The uncertainty lies in whether Trump as president would prevent the establishment of factories in Mexico, driving production in the United States.
Reports warn about the risks this would represent for Mexico, as it would lead to the United States depending on Mexican labor and raw materials in a scenario where the aim is to avoid importing from China. The economic deregulation sought by Trump, supported by the US Chamber, could boost the labor market in the United States.
The lack of labor in the United States could lead to the need to import workers or supplies from Mexico, although the current situation already shows Mexican companies exporting billions of dollars in electronic products monthly. However, trade tensions could generate tariffs and barriers that would significantly impact the Mexican economy.
Trump's possible victory would bring challenges and opportunities across various sectors, including the manufacturing of technology and parts for automated machinery. Companies like Tesla, led by Musk, are at the forefront of autonomous vehicle technology, which could transform the landscape of the automotive industry in the United States.
If Trump and Musk manage to consolidate their political influence, changes in the regulation of various industries are expected, with a focus on deregulation and a possible impact on society and global politics. Although this alliance could stimulate economic growth, it also raises questions about the social and environmental impact of their policies.
