Mexico’s vehicle logistics provider TLE Automotive has invested to double its fleet in response to growing demand for services across the country
With a fleet of 300 car haulers, TLEA serves 17 major vehicle makers in Mexico with operations across the country, including GM, Nissan and VW. The company has invested to expand operations and double its fleet of transporters in the last year. As a result, TLEA is projected to move almost 201,000 vehicles this year, up from the 160,000 moved in 2023…
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