Technical expertise and after -sales service have once again taken center stage at Isuzu Motors de México . The automaker celebrated the 17th edition of its National Technical Skills Competition , an event that brought together the top specialists from its dealer network and will determine the Mexican representatives for the world finals in Japan.

The process brought together more than 124 technicians from different regions of the country , who participated in theoretical evaluations and specialized training through the brand’s i-learning platform . From that group, 12 finalists reached the national stage held at the Isuzu Training Center, located at the SKD plant in Cuautitlán Izcalli, State of Mexico.

During the competition, participants faced tests focused on engine diagnostics, unit inspection, technical measurement, and troubleshooting mechanical and electronic faults in scenarios similar to the daily operation of workshops.

In addition to technical knowledge, the assessment also tested skills related to analytical thinking, operational safety, discipline, and teamwork, elements that the brand considers relevant to maintaining the operational continuity of its clients .

“At Isuzu, we understand that customer trust is also built through after-sales service. Our technicians are the ones who keep thousands of businesses running every day, and this competence reflects the level of preparation, commitment, and professionalism that exists within our network,” said Luis Miguel Mejía Triay, Deputy Director of After-Sales at Isuzu Motors de México.

In the individual category, Gustavo Olguín Pacheco was recognized as the best setter coach in Mexico. He and Jorge Alejandro Salazar Álvarez also won the team competition and will represent the country in the international final to be held in Japan in November 2026.

Isuzu noted that this competition is part of its ongoing training strategy focused on maintaining standards of quality, safety and efficiency within its service network.

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Technical expertise and after -sales service have once again taken center stage at Isuzu Motors de México . The automaker celebrated the 17th edition of its National Technical Skills Competition , an event that brought together the top specialists from its dealer network and will determine the Mexican representatives for the world finals in Japan.

The process brought together more than 124 technicians from different regions of the country , who participated in theoretical evaluations and specialized training through the brand’s i-learning platform . From that group, 12 finalists reached the national stage held at the Isuzu Training Center, located at the SKD plant in Cuautitlán Izcalli, State of Mexico.

During the competition, participants faced tests focused on engine diagnostics, unit inspection, technical measurement, and troubleshooting mechanical and electronic faults in scenarios similar to the daily operation of workshops.

In addition to technical knowledge, the assessment also tested skills related to analytical thinking, operational safety, discipline, and teamwork, elements that the brand considers relevant to maintaining the operational continuity of its clients .

“At Isuzu, we understand that customer trust is also built through after-sales service. Our technicians are the ones who keep thousands of businesses running every day, and this competence reflects the level of preparation, commitment, and professionalism that exists within our network,” said Luis Miguel Mejía Triay, Deputy Director of After-Sales at Isuzu Motors de México.

In the individual category, Gustavo Olguín Pacheco was recognized as the best setter coach in Mexico. He and Jorge Alejandro Salazar Álvarez also won the team competition and will represent the country in the international final to be held in Japan in November 2026.

Isuzu noted that this competition is part of its ongoing training strategy focused on maintaining standards of quality, safety and efficiency within its service network.

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Volkswagen de México announced that it will produce the Golf model starting in 2027 at its Puebla plant , marking the return of this vehicle to the factory and integrating it into the transition process of this manufacturing center towards new production capabilities.

“Preparing our Puebla plant for a successful launch of the Golf is a privilege for everyone on this great team at Volkswagen de México. We once again have a brand icon on our production lines, and we will make its return a great success story. Operational excellence has been and will continue to be the common denominator leading up to this launch,” said Holger Nestler, President and CEO of Volkswagen de México.

The plant, with nearly 60 years of experience and over 14.5 million units manufactured , has invested in infrastructure and modernization. In 2025, the Volkswagen Group’s first fully electric paint shop was inaugurated . Ongoing upgrades will allow the automaker’s portfolio in Mexico to encompass the SUV, sedan, and hatchback segments.

The plant upgrade process also generates an economic impact in the region through investments in equipment, supplier specialization, and strengthening of the automotive cluster. It also fosters knowledge transfer and new opportunities for companies across the value chain .

The production of the Golf also presents an opportunity to promote national talent. The process involves advanced technical training for personnel, skills updates, and development of abilities in digitalization and process management. This strengthens the participation of Mexican talent in global Volkswagen Group projects.

The transformation of the productive infrastructure reflects a strategy that combines innovation, competitiveness and regional development.

Volkswagen’s Puebla plant has been key to Golf production. Since its arrival in 1970, this model has been manufactured in Mexico through four generations, accumulating more than two million units produced. Currently, the plant also produces the Jetta, Taos, and Tiguan.

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