Mexico gears up for auto industry restart

Mexico Aptiv — Workers for U.S. auto supplier Aptiv arrive at the plant in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on Monday. (REUTERS)

May 18, 2020 08:03 PM

Mexican auto assembly plants and parts suppliers scrambled Monday to meet government requirements for reopening their factories and synchronize with U.S. counterparts now coming back to life -- including the Detroit 3.

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