In 2025, vehicle leasing in Mexico showed robust growth, achieving a 14.1% increase compared to the previous year, as reported by Lilian Anaya, the director of the Mexican Association of Vehicle Lessors (AMAVe). The sector's resilience indicates a strong recovery and trust among companies in this leasing model, which has become increasingly vital for the country's mobility needs. With the capital city of Mexico set to host crucial matches in the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup, this growth is expected to be significant in supporting the surge in transportation demand during the events.

AMAVe's fleet reached 368,088 units by the end of 2025, marking an addition of approximately 25,393 units from 2024. This increase reflects the sector's healthy dynamics, allowing vehicle lessors to respond effectively to market pressures and customer demands. The resilience of this model has become a critical factor for businesses, providing access to vehicles without the long-term obligations of ownership, which is increasingly appealing in Mexico’s economic environment.

Looking ahead, the potential challenges of the 2026 World Cup are now on the horizon. The influx of visitors expected for the tournament will demand significant logistical planning and resource management, obliging vehicle leasing companies to enhance their service offerings. The growth trajectory of vehicle leasing suggests that the sector is well-prepared to meet these challenges, transforming the anticipated increase in demand into an opportunity for further expansion within the industry.