Volkswagen de México

The headquarters and the vehicle and component plants of Volkswagen de México are located in Puebla, 74 miles south east of Mexico City. A Volkswagen engine plant was opened in Silao in the central Mexican state of Guanajuato in January 2013.

Built over a surface of 300h, the Volkswagen plant in Puebla is the largest automobile factory in Mexico and also one of the largest vehicle plants in the Volkswagen Group. All the production processes needed, including the stamping of body parts and the production of components, take place here. Volkswagen de México produces iconic models such as: Jetta, Tiguan Long Version and Taos. In 2024, Volkswagen de Mexico produced 382,312 vehicles.

The engines plant in Silao started its operations in January 2013. This factory supplies the third generation of EA888 engines family and the EA211 engine to the Volkswagen Group plants in North America. The plant site has a total area of 60 hectares and it has a capacity of more than 2,500 engines per day.

In January 2025, the Puebla Plant opened the first 100% electric paint shop within the Volkswagen Group, setting a benchmark in sustainable production.

Volkswagen de México has been recognized for its work environment and social commitment, earning distinctions such as “Best Places to Work” by the Great Place to Work Institute, “Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+ 2025” by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, and “Top Employer 2025” for the tenth consecutive year by the Top Employers Institute. It was also named the automotive company with the best corporate reputation by MERCO in 2024.