modules on a just-in-time basis to carmakers Jan. 2004 The Company formed Dongfeng Behr Thermal Systems Co., Ltd. with the Chinese company Dongfeng Motor Co., Ltd. Feb. 2004 The Company formed Shanghai Sanden Behr Automotive Air Conditioning Co., Ltd. with Sanden. Late 2005 Established HBPO Korea Ltd. Jan. 2006 The new DBTS facility in Wuhan was inaugurated. Jan. 2007 Behr India Ltd. opened a new manufacturing plant at the end of Janu...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/30

G, Ulm. 2006 Acquired the remaining 30% interest in the Leoni Wiring Systems (Luzhou) Co., Ltd. from the joint venture company. Leoni Wiring Systems (Luzhou) became a wholly owned subsidiary. Jan. 2008 Acquired the wiring systems business of Valeo. Mar. 2008 Acquired 50% interest in the South Korean wiring systems manufacturer Daekyeung. Sep. 2011 Acquired all the equity in the South Korean wiring systems manufacturer Daekyeung. Daekyeung...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/30

a; 1 manufacturing site in Ukraine; 2 manufacturing and distribution sites in Germany; 1 manufacturing and distribution site in the Czech Republic; 1 distribution center in Hungary. Asia: 4 manufacturing and distribution sites in China; 1 manufacturing site in Vietnam; 2 distribution sites in South Korea. Africa: 1 manufacturing and distribution site in Morocco 1991 The Company was founded as Amerigon in California. 1993 Issued first IPO. ...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/29

ndustries Group Corporation (CSI) in China to produce headlamps and rear lamps. Jun. 2014 Formed joint venture with Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd. (SMIL) as SMIL acquired a 50% stake of Magneti Marelli Shock Absorbers India Private Limited. Formed joint venture with DTR Corporation, a Korean industrial rubber manufacturer, with the plan to acquire CF Gomma, an Italian-based supplier of automotive rubber products. Dec. 2015 Formed ...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/29

(U.S.) and Silao (México), the factories in Kecskemet (Hungary) and Rastatt (Germany), and a technical office in Austria. The transaction also included around 400 people. -In November 2024, the Company completed the sale of the 30% stake in Dongwon Technology Co., Ltd., its joint venture in South Korea, for EUR 7.8 million. Orders -The major orders announced in the fiscal year ended December 2024 are as follows: Model Main products Start of ...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/28

r by Schaeffler considering interests of all stakeholders Relocation of Vitesco Technologies JTP completed Schaeffler publishes offer document for voluntary public tender offer for shares of Vitesco Vitesco opens new manufacturing space for electric axle drive EMR4 at its Icheon electronics site in Korea Schaeffler and Vitesco sign business combination agreement Vitesco, Germany to present new technologies at CTI Symposium in Berlin Vitesco Techn...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/28

inge systems and door checks, including hood hinges for active pedestrian protection and module drives for fully automated opening and closing of rear lids and liftgate. -(From a press release dated May 22, 2024) Technology Alliance Posco’s PosZET GIGA technology for lightweight parts -South Korea’s Posco agreed to provide the Company with its PosZET GIGA technology. The technology makes it possible to apply PosZET, a welding solution fo...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/28

ring wheel operations of UTA (United Technologies Automotive) and renamed the company to United Steering Systems. Feb. 1997 Consummated the acquisition of the stock of BTI Investments, Inc., ("BTI") a holding company which owns the Custom Trim Group of Companies Mar. 1997 Opened sales office in Korea. Established a new technical center in Michigan. Apr. 1997 Signed a new supply agreement with GM to deliver steering wheels for a future GM ...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/28

ng, i.e. the windscreen, rear window and side windows, for the new Tata Nano and the range of different model versions; a standard version and two luxury versions. The glass manufacturer identified the importance of Asia at an early stage, as its numerous industrial sites for manufacturing glass in Korea, Japan, China, Thailand and India demonstrate. (From a press release on Jan. 30, 2008) Saint-Gobain Sekurit France S.A.S. announced that it has ...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/27

stang Shelby (USA) Canyon (USA) Acadia (USA) Terrain (Mexico) Savana (USA) Sierra (USA) Sierra HD (USA) Yukon (USA) Yukon XL (USA) 300 (Canada) Pacifica (Canada) Challenger (Canada) Charger (Canada) Caravan (Canada) Durango (USA) 1500 (USA) Grand Cherokee (USA) Cherokee (USA) Regal (Canada) Encore (Korea) Envision (FF) (China) Navigator (USA) MKT (Canada) MKS (USA) MKZ (Mexico) Sequoia (USA) Tundra (USA) Jetta (Mexico) X1 (Germany) 3-Door Hatch (...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/27

re & Technology) announced that it has received a “2019 Supplier of the Year” award from General Motors Company. Six global tire brands, including Michelin, Bridgestone, and Continental, received the awards in the tire manufacturer section this year. Hankook Tire & Technology was the sole South Korean tire manufacturer to receive the award. (From a press release on June 29, 2020) OEMs, technology providers, refuelling infrastructure and hydro...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/27

ramatically to 24 in 14 countries. Having expertise in different areas, the two companies are looking to generate huge synergies in the global market. Nisshinbo, which focuses on non-asbestos friction materials for disc pads and other products, has been supplying its products mainly to Japanese and Korean automakers. TMD Friction, on its part, is an expert in developing and manufacturing low steel materials, having a large presence in the Europea...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/26

, the steering wheel touch prototype is ultra thin with only a few mm thickness. Focus application: Dynamic Signaling, Static Signaling, Functional Illumination Isuzu Chevrolet Suzuki Zeekr Subaru Cadillac BMW Audi Ford Volkswagen SEAT GMC Toyota Dodge Opel Jeep NIO Hi-Lander (India) Trailblazer (Korea) Blazer (Mexico) Carry Super Carry MIX (FF) (China) 001 (4WD) (China) 001 (RR) (China) 007 (4WD) (China) 007 (RR) (China) 009 Guanghui Edition (...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/25

urrently consolidated subsidiaries. Mar. 2009 Constructed Miwa Technical Center in Miwa-cho, Ama-gun (currently Ama City), Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Aug. 2010 Established Miyoshi Distribution Center Nov. 2010 Established TE Opto Corporation Oct. 2011 Established Toyoda Gosei Opto-Electronics Korea Co., Ltd. in Korea. Oct. 2012 Established Toyoda Gosei Brownsville Texas LLC in the USA. Dec. 2012 Established TS Opt Co., Ltd.; in Chiba Pr...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/25

hat uses car-mounted GPS antennas. The system allows the creation of 3D maps needed to support autonomous driving. It is readily mountable on vehicles because of a new sensor box that integrates sensing devices like GPS antennas and cameras. The company will first introduce the new product in South Korea, where autonomous driving projects are under development. After the initial launch, the system will be introduced in Asia and Oceania in the fut...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/25

co Premacy RX-8 Verisa City (Norway) A-Star (India) Swift Dzire (India) Sumo Grande (India) Spark (India) Nano (India) Sumo (India) SRV (India) C5 (FF) (China) C4 (France) 308 (France) 320i (Germany) Onix Plus (Brazil) Stelvio (Italy) Compass (Mexico) Renegade (Italy) 3 Series (Mexico) Trailblazer (Korea) Grand Cherokee (USA) Kicks (Mexico) 2500 (Mexico) XC90 (Sweden) Durango (USA) Explorer (USA) Traverse (USA) XT4 (USA) XT6 (USA) X1 (Netherlands...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/23

eye outlines strategy for future growth Mobileye to begin winter testing in partnership with state of Michigan Sensor in Honda Sensing system to change to wide-angle camera only Mobileye announces fully autonomous vehicle service strategy Mobileye announces agreement with SAIC and Daegu City, South Korea CES 2020: Mobileye presents autonomous mobility solutions Intel joins forces with Mobileye to acquire Moovit  Mobileye and Willer partner for ...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/22

n. 1989 Acquired Sranessry Radiator Group (located in UK), and established Calsonic International (UK) (current company name is Calsonic International (Europe)) as a regional headquarters for the Company's European subsidiaries. Apr. 1991 Established Crimatisadoress Calsonic in Spain and Calsonic Korea Inc. in Korea. Jun. 1991 Built a main building for development in Sakae-cho, Sano, Tochigi Pref. and renamed the former Air Conditioning Techn...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/21

by focusing on the utilization and reuse of existing facilities, reducing automation levels to enhance flexibility, and sourcing more internationally, particularly from China. In addition, the Company is planning to close non-competitive plants worldwide. Investments outside Germany -Several South Korean media sources reported that the Company's South Korean subsidiary, Brose Korea Ltd. completed the construction of a new plant in the Daegu Metr...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/21

ile with the communication technologies: 2G and 3G telephony, satellite (GPS/GLONASS), short range (WiFi). The telematic unit will be developed at the R&D headquarters of the company, located in Viladecavalls (Barcelona, Spain) and will be exported to Europe, Brazil, North America, Japan, China and Korea. Ficosa plans to start producing this unit in January 2013. (From a press release on July 20, 2011) Ficosa International S.A. announced that it ...

Major Suppliers  Updated at: 2025/08/14