With an investment of 300 million dollars, the Chinese firm Vessel will install a plant in Nuevo León with which it could offer up to 3,000 jobs in the region.

Vessel, dedicated to the development of ecological modular houses, will install its first plant in the region, as announced by Simón Levy, former Undersecretary of Tourism Planning of Mexico and current Vice President of Operations of the company in Mexico.

The first Vessel plant in Mexico will be in Nuevo León and seeks to transform housing in our country with the first models that will arrive in 2023, said the former official.

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The headquarters of the plant will be in Pesquería, Nuevo León, and it foresees the generation of 2,000 direct jobs in a first phase, seeking to reach 3,000 in a second, thanks to the commitment to local labor and suppliers. The installation of the factory will take place in 2023, while the sales of the houses will begin in 2024.

This type of completely autonomous housing generates more energy than it consumes, is built according to the needs of the user and generates data that in turn will generate income with an extension called Vessel Wallet, about which there is no more information so far.

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It should be noted that these modular constructions, which can range from an extension of 85 m2 to more than 450 m2, and can be both vertical and horizontal; They have Wi-Fi, solar panels for the autonomous generation of electricity and do not require a connection to the drainage system thanks to their intelligent solid waste evacuation system.

As for the cost that these would have, he only announced that Vessel's direct competition is Elon Musk's prefabricated house, which has a sale price of 50,000 dollars (around one million pesos) for 37 m2; while Vessel would offer 85 m2, that is, more than double, for 25,000 dollars.

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