TRAXION's acquisition of Solistica positions the company at the forefront of sustainable transportation solutions in Mexico, leveraging advanced technologies to reduce emissions while enhancing operational efficiency.

Target Information

The heavy-duty transportation sector in Mexico is undergoing a crucial strategic transformation due to its significant role in emissions generation. With 96% of goods transported via road and a fleet of 581,631 trucks contributing to 26.8% of the country's total greenhouse gas emissions, sustainable logistics has become a key driver of business competitiveness in the next decade. The current state of heavy transportation represents 29% of Mexico's total CO2 equivalent emissions, making it the largest emitter among sectors, surpassing industry and electricity generation. This underscores the essential need for operational emission reductions that directly impact cost structures and a country's business competitiveness.

In the past two decades, registered trucks in Mexico have improved fuel efficiency by consuming 20% less fuel per ton-kilometer. This evolution highlights a convergence of operational efficiency and sustainability aimed at maximizing performance while minimizing environmental impact. The implementation of advanced fleet management technologies, particularly vehicle monitoring systems, is pivotal for achieving this goal.

Industry Overview in Mexico

The heavy-duty transportation industry in Mexico serves as a backbone for economic activity, heavily reliant on road transport due to the country's geographic layout. This dependence has led to significant environmental challenges, with the transport sector becoming a central focus for sustainability initiatives