
Metalsa
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Location
Headquarters: Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexico, North America
Region: Nuevo Leon
Country: MX
Continent: North America
About
Metalsa is a leading supplier of structural products and integrated chassis systems for the automotive and transportation industries. With over 60 years of experience, it designs and manufactures lightweight vehicle structures and related engineering solutions for customers worldwide, operating from its base in Monterrey, Mexico, and serving multiple countries through a global manufacturing footprint. The company emphasizes innovation, sustainability, and governance as part of its strategic commitments.
Metalsa designs and manufactures structural components and integrated chassis systems for the automotive and transportation industries. Serving global customers in the light and commercial vehicle markets, the company produces lightweight vehicle structures such as chassis frames and side rails. It operates a worldwide manufacturing footprint with a focus on engineering solutions for automotive OE
Metalsa
1956
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Manufacturing
Categories
Funding & Financials
Late Stage
100000000
over-1b
private
Leadership
Technology Stack
Products
Side Rail: The backbone of the vehicle, determining its resistance to bending moments, and customizable for various truck configurations.
EV Rolling Chassis: Class 4-6 assembled rolling chassis ready for powertrain integration and top-hat, with modular frame structures for different wheelbases and battery packages.
Buses: Main structural component of the vehicle, designed to resist aggressive service loads and support all subsystems.
Cold Stamping: A manufacturing process using presses ranging from 400 to 6000 tons to shape materials.
Hydroforming: A forming process that uses high-pressure hydraulic fluid to shape ductile metals into lightweight, structurally stiff and strong pieces.
Roll-forming: A continuous bending operation in which a long strip of sheet metal is passed through sets of rolls to form desired shapes.
