Industry Findings: Affordability and local assembly continue to shape television demand as households upgrade from basic HD sets to connected 4K models. During Nov-2024, Mexico recorded continued expansion in consumer electronics manufacturing exports, reinforcing the country’s role as both a production base and a large domestic market for mainstream televisions. This manufacturing depth shortens supply chains, improves price competitiveness, and increases the availability of mid-range smart TVs through national retail and online channels. Demand remains strongest in residential entertainment, while hospitality investments in beach and business destinations are creating additional procurement opportunities.
Industry Player Insights: Players operating in the Mexico industry are TCL Technology, Hisense Group, Samsung Electronics, and Sony Group. TCL strengthened its local market presence in Apr-2024 by expanding distribution of its Q Class televisions through major Mexican retailers, targeting consumers seeking premium features at mid-market price points. Hisense also broadened its ULED and Laser TV portfolio in Mexico during 2024 to address both residential and hospitality applications. These moves are increasing competition in larger-screen and higher-resolution categories while improving consumer access to advanced television technologies.