Nexteer Automotive Group Ltd.

Company Profile

■URL

https://www.nexteer.com/

■Address

1272 Doris Road, Auburn Hills, MI 48326, USA

Business Overview

-The Company is a global leader in developing and manufacturing advanced steering and driveline systems including software-defined vehicle solutions, advanced driver assistance systems, and autonomous vehicle technologies. The Company was previously a business division under GM focusing on steering operations before splitting off as a part of Delphi Corporation.

-In 2010, the Company was acquired by Pacific Century Motors, based in China.

-In fiscal year ended December 31, 2023, the Company’s electric power steering (EPS) system sales gained the most proportion of its total revenue, which has consolidated 68%.

Shareholders

-The Company is a subsidiary of Pacific Century Motors based in China and is listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

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Products

Electric power steering
-Column assist electric power steering
-Intermediate shafts
-Premium EPS rack & pinion gears
-Single & dual pinion assist EPS
-Rack-assisted electric power steering
-Modular power packs
-High availability EPS
-High-output EPS
-Quite wheel steering
-Steer-by-Wire (SbW)
-Modular EPS
-Automated steering actuator
-Brush motor column-assist EPS

Steering columns
-Power tilt & telescope
-Power rake & telescope
-One-touch adjustable column
-Manual rake & telescope
-Non-adjustable columns
-Adaptive Energy Absorbing Steering
-Positive lock systems
-Tunable Straps
-Frictionless energy absorbers
-Actuators
-Column electronic assembly
-Lock housings
-Low mass intermediate shafts (I-shafts)
-Sliding joint
-Constant velocity joint
-EPS intermediate shaft
-Transmission shifter
-Stowable steering columns

Driveline
-Standard angle Rzeppa joint
-8 ball Rzeppa
-High angle undercut free joint
-Standard tripot
-Enhanced tripot
-Heavy duty standard tripot
-Needleless tripot
-Standard triglide
-Enhanced triglide
-Double offset
-Cross groove
-Crossglide
-Solid axle
-Welded tubular axle
-Monobloc tubular axle
-Standard tripot solid axle
-Standard triglide monobloc tubular axle
-Enhanced triglide solid axle undercut
-Integral IDS solid axle
-Undercut free ball spline axle
-Crossglide welded tubular axle
-Needleless tripot solid axle)
-Enhanced tripot solid axle

Hydraulic power steering
-Magnetic torque overlay
-SmartFlow
-Power steering pump & reservoirs
-Rack & pinion steering gears
-Recirculating ball steering gears

Software solutions
-Advanced steering
-Road surface detection
-Vehicle health management
-Brake-to-Steer
-Safety and cybersecurity

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History

1906	Founded company as Jackson, Church & Wilcox Co.
1909	Acquired by Buick, which was owned by General Motors.
1917	Became a business division under General Motors focused on steering systems research, design, and manufacturing.
1998	Integrated as steering operations business division into the newly created Delphi Corporation under General Motors.
1999	Delphi Corporation was spun-off by General Motors as an independent corporation.
2005	Filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as part of Delphi Corporation.
2009	Sold to General Motors from Delphi Automotive and renamed Nexteer Automotive.
2010	Sold to Pacific Century Motors in China from General Motors.
2013	Completed IPO on Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
Jan. 2017	The Company and Continental announced that it has reached agreement to form a joint venture focused on the advancement of motion control systems and actuator components for automated driving.
Aug. 2017	WABCO Holdings announced that hat it has signed a long-term cooperation agreement with the Company.
Oct. 2017	Dongfeng Motor Parts And Components Group Co., Ltd. and Nexteer Automotive China officially established their joint business, Dongfeng Nexteer Steering Systems (Wuhan) Co., Ltd.
Feb. 2023	The Company and Continental Automotive Systems dissolved their joint venture, CNXMotion LLC.
Jul. 2023	The Company and Dongfeng Motor Parts and Components Group agreed to dissolve their JV, Dongfeng Nexteer Steering Systems (Wuhan). The Company shifted the JV to Nexteer Automotive (Suzhou).