Delphi, an auto parts manufacturer, builds its world's largest automotive connector factory in Jiading, Shanghai

Recently, the world's largest car connector factory, which is the world's leading supplier of auto parts and components, was officially opened and put into operation in Shanghai Jiading International Automobile City. The current production of automotive connectors accounts for about 23% of the domestic passenger car market. In order to respond quickly to the needs of the Chinese market to meet the needs of the Chinese market, Delphi will invest in four new factories in China next year.

It is reported that Delphi will regard the development of localization as the core of its investment strategy. The company's current new product technology is one-third of that from the Chinese local R&D team.

Delphi is the world's leading supplier of automotive and automotive electronic components and systems technology. Its product line includes power, propulsion, heat exchange, interiors, electrical, electronic and security systems. These products cover almost all major areas of the modern automotive parts industry and provide customers with comprehensive product and system solutions.

Delphi was originally a parts subsidiary of General Motors. On May 28, 1999, Delphi officially separated from General Motors Corp., becoming a fully independent company publicly listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Headquartered in Troy, Michigan, USA, Delphi has regional headquarters in Paris, France, Tokyo, Japan, and Sao Paulo, Brazil, and is a world leader in automotive electronics, automotive parts and systems integration technologies. With more than 185,000 employees, Delphi has 171 wholly-owned manufacturing facilities, 42 joint venture plants, 53 customer service centers and sales offices, and 33 technology centers in 41 countries. Delphi’s global sales exceeded US$28.7 billion in 2004. In the 2009 Fortune Global 500 rankings, Delphi was ranked 453th and global sales reached US$20.3 billion in 2009, ranking the world's leading auto parts industry.