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BorgWarner eyes U.S. manufacturing expansion | Crain's Detroit Business - Vimarsana News

BorgWarner eyes U.S. manufacturing expansion | Crain's Detroit Business

Auburn Hills-based BorgWarner Inc. is planning to expand its U.S. manufacturing footprint to handle its fast-growing electrification business, expected to generate about $4 billion by 2025.That's as the automotive supplier's top and bottom lines stabilize following prolonged volatility in car…

Southfield's Lear to Open $80M Facility to Build Battery Components for GM's Ultium Platform - Vimarsana News

Southfield's Lear to Open $80M Facility to Build Battery Components for GM's Ultium Platform

Lear Corp. has been selected by GM to supply its BDU on all SUVs and trucks built on the automaker's Ultium EV platform through 2030.

Lear Corp. plans $80 million EV battery component plant in Michigan - Vimarsana News

Lear Corp. plans $80 million EV battery component plant in Michigan

The Southfield-based auto supplier will exclusively supply the battery disconnect units on all GM trucks and SUVs using the Ultium platform.

Huge Battery Plant Could be Game Changer for Tesla Challenger - Vimarsana News

Huge Battery Plant Could be Game Changer for Tesla Challenger

Lear is working with state and local officials on a plan to open a new manufacturing facility.

Lear plans $80 million plant, hundreds of jobs in Michigan - Vimarsana News

Lear plans $80 million plant, hundreds of jobs in Michigan

Lear Corp. will open an $80 million plant and create hundreds of jobs in Michigan after winning a program with General Motors Co. that marks its largest electric vehicle deal and investment to date, the supplier said Oct. 27.