Mexico Automotive TIC Market to Double to $1,319.7 mn by 2030 as OEM Production, Safety Rules and ADAS Adoption Surge

Rising vehicle output, strict NOM standards & rapid adoption of ADAS and electrification drive strong demand for testing, inspection and certification services.

AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, November 28, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Mexico automotive testing, inspection and certification market reached around USD 634.9 million in 2022 and is projected by DataM Intelligence to nearly double to about USD 1,319.7 million by 2030, reflecting a robust CAGR of 11.0% during 2023–2030. This growth is closely linked to Mexico’s role as a global automotive production base for brands such as GM, Ford, Volkswagen, Toyota, Nissan, Honda and others that manufacture large volumes of passenger vehicles and components for export. Manufacturers depend on accredited TIC providers to verify compliance with safety, emissions, connectivity, and performance standards, thereby reducing recall risk and improving access to the U.S., Canada, Europe and other markets.​

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The key growth drivers include rising vehicle output and exports, increasing adoption of advanced safety and ADAS technologies, stricter safety regulations such as NOM-194-SE-2021 for light vehicles, and OEMs’ focus on quality assurance throughout the supply chain. Passenger vehicles form the dominant vehicle segment in Mexico, accounting for nearly 86% of the domestic automotive TIC demand due to their high sales volume and widespread use for personal mobility and rentals. Geographically, the main automotive clusters such as the Bajío region and northern border states lead market demand because they host major assembly plants, Tier-1 suppliers, and export-oriented logistics corridors, all of which require extensive testing, inspection and certification support.​

Key Highlights from the Report
➤ Mexico automotive TIC market reached about USD 634.9 million in 2022 and is forecast by DataM Intelligence to approach USD 1,319.7 million by 2030 at an 11.0% CAGR.​
➤ Strong growth in vehicle production and exports vehicle output rose more than 13% year-on-year in early 2023 creates sustained demand for third-party testing, inspection and certification services.​
➤ Passenger vehicles dominate the automotive TIC demand in Mexico with roughly 86% share, as they represent the majority of vehicles sold, owned, and exported from the country.​
➤ Stricter Mexican standards such as NOM-194-SE-2021 for safety devices in new light vehicles are driving more extensive conformity assessment, documentation review, and safety testing.​
➤ Digitization of testing and remote certification services is emerging as a major opportunity, enabling real-time data sharing, predictive analytics, and more efficient homologation processes for OEMs.​
➤ Global TIC majors including SGS, Intertek, TÜV Rheinland, Bureau Veritas, UL Solutions, Dekra, Rohde & Schwarz, Anritsu and AVL List are active in Mexico, intensifying competition and broadening service offerings.​

Market Segmentation
By service type, the Mexico automotive TIC market spans testing, inspection, and certification, with testing currently generating the largest revenue because extensive laboratory and on-road tests are needed to validate safety, emissions, durability, and performance characteristics of vehicles and components. Certification is often the fastest-growing subsegment, as more OEMs and suppliers pursue formal approvals and marks of conformity to satisfy international customers and regulators, particularly for exports to the U.S. and Europe.​

By vehicle type, the market is dominated by passenger vehicles, which account for nearly 86% of automotive TIC activity given their sheer production volume, broad consumer base, and the diversity of models manufactured in Mexico for domestic and export markets. Light commercial vehicles and heavy commercial vehicles also contribute significantly, especially in relation to fleet safety, emissions compliance, and cross-border trucking requirements, including inspection programs that align with U.S. periodic inspection rules.​

By application or domain, TIC services in Mexico cover safety systems (airbags, braking, ADAS, electronic stability control), powertrain and emissions, electrical and electronics, connectivity and infotainment, materials and components, and homologation for specific export destinations. The rising penetration of ADAS, smart sensors and electronics in vehicles is expanding demand for specialized EMC, functional safety, and software validation testing, while evolving fuel and emissions standards require continuous verification of engines and exhaust aftertreatment systems.​

By end user, services are provided across OEMs, Tier-1 and Tier-2 component manufacturers, aftermarket parts suppliers, and in some cases government bodies involved in regulatory testing and compliance checks. OEMs remain the largest client group because they must manage regulatory risks across complete vehicles and coordinate conformity assessment for their supplier base; however, component suppliers increasingly seek direct certifications to differentiate themselves and ensure compatibility with various international platforms.
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Regional Insights
Within Mexico, the major automotive corridors in the central and northern regions concentrate most of the TIC demand, as they host dense clusters of assembly plants, engineering centers, and parts suppliers integrated into North American and global supply chains. States in the Bajío region, together with key northern border states, benefit from close logistics links to the United States and Canada, encouraging OEMs to invest in local testing and homologation capabilities to speed export approvals.​

Border-related regulations and cross-border freight flows also shape TIC patterns: commercial vehicles and trailers operating between Mexico and the U.S. must undergo periodic inspections that are deemed comparable to U.S. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, pushing fleets toward certified inspection programs and standardized documentation. At the same time, as new OEM entrants and EV-related investments move into Mexico, additional TIC facilities are being developed around emerging hubs to serve future requirements for electric powertrains, batteries, and high-voltage safety validation.​

Market Dynamics
Growing regulatory complexity and safety expectations are key market drivers. The introduction of standards such as NOM-194-SE-2021 for safety devices in new light vehicles, as well as broader Official Mexican Standards (NOMs) that cover everything from components to emissions, require manufacturers to provide structured test reports, certifications, and conformity documentation to gain a “Compliance opinion” and enter the market. In parallel, rising consumer demand for safer, better-equipped vehicles with ADAS features is driving more rigorous validation of sensors, software, and control systems.​

At the same time, the market faces restraints, including the high cost and technical complexity of advanced testing infrastructure. Setting up laboratories capable of handling emissions, crash, electromagnetic compatibility, cybersecurity, and software-in-the-loop testing requires significant capital, specialist talent, and continuous upgrades to keep pace with global standards, which can be challenging for smaller service providers or local labs. Fragmentation of regulations across export destinations, with different homologation paths for North America, Europe, and other regions, also increases the burden on OEMs and TIC providers in terms of test planning and documentation management.​

However, several opportunities are opening up. Digitization and remote testing capabilities allow TIC companies to integrate online data capture, analytics dashboards, and predictive maintenance assessments into their service portfolio, creating value-added offerings for OEMs seeking faster time-to-market and better visibility into quality risks. Growth in EVs, connectivity, and software-defined vehicles globally is likely to translate into new demand in Mexico for high-voltage, battery safety, cybersecurity, and over-the-air update validation, areas where global TIC leaders are already building expertise and infrastructure that can be localized for the Mexican market.​

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✔ Understand how evolving Mexican regulations such as NOM-194-SE-2021 and other NOM standards impact homologation strategies, test planning, and compliance costs for OEMs and suppliers.​
✔ Benchmark the competitive landscape, with profiles of leading TIC providers operating in Mexico and analysis of their service offerings, expansion strategies, and technological capabilities.​
✔ Identify high-growth opportunity niches such as ADAS and safety system validation, electrified powertrain and battery testing, and digital/remote certification solutions tailored to export-focused manufacturers.​
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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◆ Who are the leading testing, inspection and certification companies active in the Mexico automotive TIC market?​
◆ What is the projected growth rate of the Mexico automotive TIC market, and which key drivers are supporting this expansion?​
◆ How do Mexico’s NOM regulations and vehicle safety standards influence demand for automotive testing, inspection and certification services?​
◆ Which region in Mexico is expected to dominate automotive TIC demand during the forecast period, considering vehicle production and export trends?​

Company Insights
SGS SA​
Intertek Group Plc​
TÜV Rheinland​
Bureau Veritas​
UL Solutions​
Dekra​
Element Materials Technology​
Rohde & Schwarz GmbH & Co KG​
Anritsu​
AVL List GmbH​

Recent Developments:

-In November 2025, SGS Mexico expanded its automotive testing capabilities with new crash-simulation and emissions-evaluation systems to support OEM compliance. The upgrade enhances safety validation for Mexico-based manufacturers. This reinforces SGS’ leadership in regional TIC services.

-In October 2025, TÜV SÜD Mexico launched advanced EV battery safety and thermal-stability testing services targeted at local assembly plants. The new platform boosts certification readiness for electric mobility. This strengthens TÜV SÜD’s footprint in Mexico’s evolving EV ecosystem.

-In September 2025, Intertek Mexico introduced upgraded material-durability and vibration-fatigue testing for automotive components. The enhancement ensures higher reliability for export-grade parts. This positions Intertek as a key partner in Mexico’s quality-driven automotive supply chain.

Conclusion
The Mexico automotive testing, inspection and certification market is set for sustained double-digit growth as the country consolidates its position as a global production and export hub while tightening its regulatory and safety framework. For OEMs and suppliers, partnering with experienced TIC providers and leveraging digital, integrated testing and certification solutions will be essential to manage compliance risks, accelerate time-to-market, and capitalize on emerging opportunities in advanced safety, electrification, and connected vehicle technologies.

Sai Kiran
DataM Intelligence 4market Research LLP
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