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Traxion expands US logistics operations, handling over 200,000 annual crossings
Traxion says it handles more than 200,000 freight crossings a year between Mexico and the United States.
The Mexican logistics company operates facilities in San Diego, California, and Del Rio, Texas, offering cross-border services and door-to-door deliveries.
Its network connects Mexico, the United States and Canada through road, rail and other freight services.
Traxion says it is expanding in the United States to become a more important logistics company in North America.
The company also expanded its warehousing and freight-brokerage operations by acquiring and integrating Solistica in 2025.
Traxion plans to keep investing in technology-driven, asset-light operations and in opportunities in the United States.
Traxion said it has strengthened its presence in the United States, with more than 200,000 annual cross-border freight crossings.
The company operates third-party logistics facilities in San Diego, California, and Del Rio, Texas, offering cross-border services and door-to-door deliveries.
Its logistics network connects Mexico, the United States and Canada and includes road, rail, multimodal freight and freight brokerage services.
Traxion said its US expansion is part of a strategy to become a leading logistics company in North America.
The 2025 acquisition and integration of Solistica added more than 380,000 square metres of warehouse space across 19 facilities.
- Who
- Traxion, a logistics company.
- What
- It said it had expanded its US presence and handled more than 200,000 cross-border freight crossings a year.
- When
- The report was published on October 23, 2026. The company’s figures on its fleet and warehouse space are as of the end of 2025.
- Where
- The United States, including facilities in San Diego, California, and Del Rio, Texas; its network also covers Mexico and Canada.
- Why
- To take advantage of growing Mexico-US foreign trade and expand its role in the North American logistics market.
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Traxion acquired and integrated Solistica, adding warehouse space and expanding its third-party logistics and freight brokerage capabilities.
Traxion operated more than 11,100 motor vehicles and managed nearly 863,000 square metres of warehouse space.
El Universal reported Traxion’s statement that it handled more than 200,000 cross-border freight crossings a year.
- Annual crossings
- More than 200,000 cross-border freight crossings
- US facilities
- San Diego, California, and Del Rio, Texas
- Fleet
- More than 11,100 motor vehicles at the end of 2025
- Warehouse space
- Nearly 863,000 square metres at the end of 2025
- Solistica
- More than 380,000 square metres across 19 facilities added in 2025
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We plan to continue investing in the capabilities needed to take advantage of significant opportunities in the coming years, with a strategic focus on asset-light businesses and our expansion in the United States.
We are committed to becoming one of the most relevant logistics players in North America through the growth of our technology-driven asset-light business.