Tesla plans a massive new Texas distribution hub while Danfoss expands its Mexican manufacturing footprint to support North American data center supply chains.
Tesla is expanding its logistics footprint near Austin with a 538,720 sq ft distribution center, while reporting a 26% revenue increase and record deliveries, indicating continued growth.
Danfoss is expanding production in Mexico to serve North American data center demand, with 80% of products exported to the U.S., strengthening its supply chain position.
Tesla is set to build a 538,720-square-foot distribution center near Austin, Texas, as the automaker continues to scale its manufacturing capacity. Simultaneously, Danish firm Danfoss has launched a new production line in Apodaca, Mexico, to meet surging demand for data center cooling components in the North American market.
The facility enhances Tesla's logistics capacity near its Austin headquarters, potentially streamlining the integration of automotive components sourced from its extensive supplier network across Mexico.
Danfoss is increasing production in Apodaca to shorten delivery times and strengthen supply chains for North American customers, specifically targeting the growing demand for data center cooling equipment.