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BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
‘‘To accelerate the advent of sustainable transportby bringing compelling mass-market cars
to market as soon as possible’’
Elon Musk CEO
Mexicali, Baja California
Location
Distance from MexicaliPalo Alto, CA
Hawthorne, CA
Hawthorne, CA
Fremont, CA
Sparks, NV
Palo Alto, CA
Fremont, CASparks, NV
580 Mi230 Mi570 Mi620 Mil
125+ WorldwideStores & Service Locations
Headquarters: Palo Alto, CA Employees: +10,000
On the Road in 37 countries
Founders:Elon Musk / Martin Eberhard
/ Marc Tarpenning / JB Straubel / Ian Wright
Founded in 2003by a group of Silicon Valley
engineers
$ Incresing year a�er year
(2013)$2,013.5 million
Tesla Electric Miles Driven
190 Million
Mexicali
Similar Foundations for Future Success
Brand
Partnership
Brand
Partnerhip
IP Leaderships
Financial
Management
Location
Financial
Community
City Reputation, infrastructure, industry, culture, education & more
Government, Academy and private sector cooperation.
Strategic Border Crossing, First Class Highways, Railroad Service,
Seaports and Airports.
Tax bene�ts granted by law (100% Payroll tax exemption, water
connection fees and costs) and special package )
High skilled and stable human resources.
Non-union environment
Founded in 1903
State Capital
Population: 1’025,740 million
According to Business Week the Safest Border City in Mexico
Industry: second most important activity for the economy of the City
Public environmental consciousness.
Mexicali Baja California
Working Enviroment
MexicaliSaltillo NuevoLeón
CiudadJuárez
Queretaro
2.8%
6%
10%
4.8%
5%
Unskilled Operator$90 - $110
Semi-skilled$120 - $150
Skilled$150 - $180
Low turnover
Standard working hours (48 hours per week)
Low absenteeism
Average wage (pesos per day):
Demographics
- Non-union environment
- More than 60% of the State budget is invested in education
- Pioneers and National Leaders in Linkage Programs
- Hard working, skillful and competitive labor cost
Top Private and Public Universities with International Standards.
51 Universities in Baja California
Total No. of Students enrolled: 90,455
Students enrolled in Engineering programs: +22,000
2014 engineering graduates: 1,964
PRO-BUSSINESSCOMMUNITY
HIGH SKILLED AND STABLE HUMAN RESOURCES
Mexicali Industry
Total No. of Students enrolled: 90,455
Students enrolled in Engineering programs: +22,000
2014 engineering graduates: 1,964
170 manufacturing companies (80% are IMMEX approved).
IMMEX companies employs more than 54,000
Kenworth, Honeywell, Furukawa Pilkington, CCN Group, Alu-Wheel Uni-Pol, Isoclima, are some of the automotive companies in Mexicali.
28 aerospace industries
Industrial Park & Lands
25 industrial parks including one Aerospace Park
World Class Infrastructure with International Standards
Building Availability
More than 3’000,000 sq.m2
available
phoenix
CalexicoYuma
mexicalitijuana
san diego
Los angeles
san francisco
san josÉ
rosarito
ensenada
Mexicali Connectivity
Air
Ground
International Airport with direct flights
to Mexico’s major cities.30 minute drive to El Centro
40 minute drive to Yuma Intl. Airport that has daily flights from San Francisco via Phoenix or Los Angeles Airport
15 minute drive to Interstate I-8
1 hour drive to Interstate I-10
2 hour drive to San Diego and Interstate I-5
Infrastructure and Logistics
Location allows full integrationof communication systems with therest of the world
Telnor telecommunications provides over 80 years experience for the region
Communication
Close to US Market People Availability
Low Turnover Rate
Competitive Labor Cost
Manufacturing is The Employment
of Choice
Time Zone
Real State Opportunities
Supplier Opportunities
How does Baja California partner with your strategy?
Location50% 50%
People
Water Supply
Colorado Rivermain source of water for the State
Binational agreement between Mexico and US that guarantees 1,850 million m3 of water per year.
Mexicali provides water to the rest of the State via Mexicali-Tijuana Aqueduct.
ElectricityFirst state in Mexico to invest in a renewable energy infrastructure (La Rumorosa I Wind Farm 10 MW)
CFE’s transmission system in Baja California is part of the Western Electricity Coordinating Council (WECC) and part of a integrated energy market.
Second largest Geothermal facility in the world providing 540 MW per year.
Two private companies producing more than 1,800 MW-Sempra Energy produces and exports 775 MW to California
-Intergen produces 1,100 MW and sells 300 MW to supply local market.
Only Mexican State with a self-supply program that allows industry to have savings for up to
50% in “peak hours”
Natural Gas
Baja California has a storage and distribution terminal that ensures the current and future demand of this fuel.
The price in Baja California is approximately 16% cheaper than Central Mexico
Natural gas is provided by IEnova- Sempra Energy and offers the most competitive price nationwide.
Port of Ensenada
Closest Mexican seaport to Asia
Connected to 64 ports in 28 countries: Hong Kong, Japan, Australia, Singapore, South Korea, South America, among others..
Due to the location the Port allows access to the main commercial exchange regions in the world.
Long Beach Seaport, USA is a 3 hour drive from Baja California
Ensenada Port is currently expanding capabilities and size.
Railroad ConnectionRailroad cargo service is provided by a Mexican-American association (Ferromex and Union Pacific).
Mexicali is the only city with a railroad interconnection with the State of California.
Daily border crossing with a option to expand operations.
Mexicali is the only border city that has a Intermodal services facility owned by Ferromex.
50% of the capacity is currently in use.
Mexicali
calexico
Long beach
tucson
phoenix
el paso
colton
las vegas
fresno
stocktonSan francisco
roseville reno
pocatello
ogden
denver
amarillo
lubbock
eagle pass
san antonio
ft. worthdallas
oklahomacity
Wichita
omahanorth plattecheyenne
topeka
Kansas City
st. louis
des moines chicago
milwaukee
minneapolis/St.Paul
duluth
Little Rock
memphis
Pine bluff
Sheveport
livonia
new orleans
texarkana
houston
laredo
brownsville
salt lakecity
eugene
Portland hinkle
spokane
seattle
oakland
los angeles
Nogales
Nacozari
hermosillo
guaymas
Tepic
Ciudadvictoria
Monterreysaltillo
Torreón
durango
Chihuahua
Ciudad Juárez
presidioojinaga
zacatecas
CiudadFrontera
querétaro
Ciudad deméxico
puebla
Veracruz
tampico
Altamira
coatzacoalcos
MAnzanillo Colima
LosMochis
aguascalientes
Topolobampo
Mazatlán
Culiacán
GuadalajaraIrapuato
Railroad Connection
South
Border Crossing in Mexicali
Capacity of more than 2,500 containers per day. Working on a expansion of the East Border (Personal & Commercial).
Average commercial crossing time: 1 hour.
State Goverment
West Border Crossing
East Border Crossing
EastTo Sonora
WestTo Tijuana
Education
Engineering Programs
Public & Private Universities that offers Educational Programs to supply the demand of industrial sectors
CETYS Universidad is the only Institution in Mexico accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC), 1 of 6 accreditor institutions of higher education in North America
Industrial Cybernetics Civil EngineeringMechatronics
Nanotechnologymechanical Aerospace
Software Developmentelectronicelectrical Industrial Design
Joint e�ort between industrial sector, educational institutions and Government
Salinacruz
51.8251.7751.2150.8650.1049.1449.1148.95
Mexico CityMexicali
MonterreyCiudad Juarez
GuadalajaraTijuana
CancunPuebla
51.1750.9550.750.2349.8749.4749.4148.85
Baja CaliforniaBaja California Sur
QuerétaroD.F.
Mexico CityYucatán
Nuevo LeónYucantán
English Pro�ciency Study
Baja California is the State with the highest English
Proficiency according to a study made in 2014 by EF
English Proficiency Index (a division of EF Education First).
Mexicali, is the city with thesecond highest grade, with a
score of 51.77, only behind of Mexico City.
HIGH TECHNOLOGY
skyworks
honeywell
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT
Mexicali Research and Technology Center
Development of technologies for future commercial aircrafts
Considered as the first of its kind worldwide
Generates more than 350 jobs; 75% is represented by Mexican engineering talent
Over 40 years of experience in semiconductor industry
Enables mobile connectivity through semiconductor innovation
Provides assembly, test and finishing services for a wide portfolio of semiconductors solutions
Winners of the National Quality Award 2013
Why Baja California?
Closeness to the California and North American Markets
Infrastructure and communicationdevelopment
Young, educatedand service orientedpopulation.
Knowledge andTechnology transfercapabilitiesPro-Business enviroment and clusters development orientation.
Manufacturing�exibility
contact us at
www.investinbaja.gob.mx
eduardo loyola Secretary of Economic Developmentgoverment of baja california, mexico.