Bosch <br><br> The world's largest supplier of automotive technology, engine management system EMS, fuel injection systems, top-level system integration suppliers. Bosch ESP is best known.
Robert Bosch GmbH is a German company headquartered in Stuttgart, founded by Robert Bosch in 1886.
Bosch's main businesses include: auto parts and systems, home appliances, consumer electronics, industrial and construction engineering equipment, packaging technology and safety technology.
The Bosch Group, headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany, was founded in 1886 by Mr. Robert Bosch. Through the efforts of numerous Bosch people, the simple "precision machinery and electrical engineering workshop" has developed into a global leading technology and service provider.
In the field of automotive technology, industrial technology, consumer products and building intelligent technology has made great achievements. With the principle of "Quality First, Keep improving" and Bosch Group's continuous innovation, "Bosch" brand has become a synonym for reliable quality and active fulfillment of commitments to society and the environment.
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Denso DENSO is the top supplier of components and systems in Japan ranked first, Toyota's direct descendant Denso Corporation (Tosoh Corporation Denka, DENSOCORPORATION, Topix 1:? 6902) master development located in Beijing The industrial zone is the third largest in the world and the largest supplier of automotive parts in Japan.
At first, it was a subsidiary component supplier of Toyota Motor Corporation and later became a subsidiary of the Toyota Group. The main production of automotive air-conditioning systems, ignition systems (such as silicon alloy spark plugs), fuel injection systems, engine ignition control systems. Ranked 223 among the world's top 500 companies.
Aisin Seiki <br> <br> world's ninth largest auto parts maker Aisin gearbox most famous, Toyota's direct descendant Japanese Aisin Seiki is one of the world's top 500 enterprises, the world's ninth largest Auto parts manufacturer. Founded in 1949, the company is a major supplier of Toyota auto parts and is known for its automotive parts manufacturing technology. Ranked 379th in the 2012 Fortune 500 list.
Japan's Aisin Co., Ltd. is an import and export trading company that specializes in auto parts, auto warranty equipment, hardware, machinery equipment, electric tools and other products.
About 95% of the company's sales come from auto parts, but the company also manufactures refrigeration equipment and cutting machines, as well as consumer products such as beds and sewing machines. Aisin Seiki has subsidiaries in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
The history of Aisin began in China in 1994 when Aisin Honda produced engine-related components. By 2006, it had grown to 15 auto parts production companies and two non-automobile factories (sewing machines, warm water washing). Net cover), production and supply of different types of products such as transmission system, brake and chassis, body and engine.
At present, China's sales of the Aisin Group are approximately 50 billion yen per year. We expect to establish a strong partnership with domestic automakers in the future and strive to achieve sales of 100 billion yen in 2010.
In the future, Aisin Group will continue to actively carry out technological development, strengthen the corporate system, provide better products, and contribute to the development of the Chinese automotive industry in the future.
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Continental AG, the world's fifth-largest auto parts supplier, braking systems and Tires Continental AG (also known as the German horse brand, German: ContinentalAG, abbreviation: Conti), the German transport industry manufacturers . The main products are tires, brake systems, body stability control systems, engine injection systems, tachometers, and other automotive and transportation line parts. The company is headquartered in Hanover, Germany.
It is the world's fourth-largest tire manufacturer and ranks behind Bridgestone, Michelin and Goodyear. His predecessor was the rubber manufacturer founded in 1871, Continental-Caoutchoucund Gutta-Percha Compagnie. After the acquisition of Siemens VDO, it has become one of the top five auto parts suppliers in the world.
Continental Group has a total of six departments:
Chasis and safety system
Power tradition
Body electronics
Car and light truck tires Commercial vehicle tires ContiTech
The Continental Group has a strong advantage in reducing fuel consumption. Implementation technologies include efficient fuel injection systems, low rolling resistance tires and hybrid systems.
Continental uses the Continental brand to sell tires for automobiles, motorcycles, and bicycles worldwide. And in some areas use other brands such as Barum, General, Euzkadi.
Continental's customers include all major manufacturers of cars, trucks and buses, such as Volkswagen, Daimler, Ford, Volvo, Iveco, Schmitz, Koegel, Freightliner, BMW, GM, Toyota, Honda, Renault and Porsche.
In 2001, Continental acquired a controlling stake in Temic, which was DaimlerChrysler’s automotive electronics business and was classified as part of the Continental Automotive Systems.
The company also acquired Phoenix AG, a German automotive rubber and plastics company, in 2004 and acquired Motorola’s automotive electronics division in 2006.
Continental acquired Siemens VDO from Siemens. Later, Siemens VDO was partially resold with Desai Group.
Since 1999, Continental has also joined forces with FATE in Argentina to set up factories in San Fernando to produce passenger cars, trucks and passenger car tires and export it to other South American countries. The company has also recently begun construction of a factory in Costa Rica.
ZF TRW <br> <br> world pioneer in automotive safety systems ZF (ZF) is a leading global provider of drive and chassis technology as well as active and passive safety technology providers. The ZF Group completed the acquisition of TRW on May 15, 2015 and was integrated into ZF Active and Passive Safety Technology.
The new company has about 230 manufacturing companies in approximately 40 countries and employs 138,300 people. In 2015, the group achieved sales of 29.2 billion euros.
To ensure the innovative R&D capabilities of its products, ZF invests 5% of its sales (2015: 1.4 billion euros) each year in R&D.
Tianhe produces high-tech main and passive safety products and systems for braking, steering, suspension, and occupant safety, and provides aftermarket operations.
TRW products include integrated vehicle control systems, driver assistance systems, braking systems, steering systems, suspension systems, occupant safety systems (including protective airbags and seat belts), safety electronics, engine components, and engineering fastening systems. Spare parts replacement and technical services.
Trina's first joint venture in China was established in 1994 and currently has 11 subsidiaries in China with more than 2,600 employees. Trina Asia Pacific is headquartered in Shanghai. TRW's marketing scale ranks among the top automotive component suppliers, and its financial performance is among the best in the industry.
Visteon <br> <br> in the global automotive electronics supplier Visteon Corporation is a leader and the world's leading suppliers of automotive components integrated, ranked the US Fortune 500.
Headquartered in Michigan, USA, Visteon has 81,000 employees worldwide, manufacturing plants, technology centers, sales centers and joint ventures around the world.
Visteon designs and manufactures innovative air conditioning systems, automotive interiors, and electronic systems including lighting for global automotive manufacturers, and offers a variety of products to meet the automotive aftermarket needs.
Visteon’s main products in the automotive electronics industry include audio, infotainment, driving information, powertrain control and lighting.
At present, Visteon is leading the global automotive electronics supplier. The establishment of the Global Electronic Products Division will further strengthen Visteon’s advantages in the automotive electronics industry.
Visteon has more than 10 years of business development in the Asia Pacific region. At present, Visteon has more than 30 manufacturing plants in China, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, the Philippines, and India, and can provide services to the global and regional automotive aftermarket.
In the world's fastest growing Asia-Pacific auto market, Visteon is a leader in automotive air conditioning, interiors and electronic systems.
Since the opening of the Chinese market in 1993, Visteon has worked extensively with major automakers in China and has rapidly developed into Visteon Asia Pacific (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. and a dozen large-scale joint ventures (Yanfeng Visteon, Dongfeng Visteon, etc.). It covers a wide range of automotive component products such as dashboards, seats, bumpers, and air conditioning systems and automotive electronics systems.
In line with the rapid development of its business in China, Visteon Asia Pacific headquarters moved to Shanghai and established the Asia Pacific Procurement Center and China R&D Center.
Johnson Controls aspects <br> <br> auto parts and building facilities world leader Johnson Controls Co., Ltd. is specialized in automotive experience, building efficiency and power solutions in the field of global market leader, founded in 1885, is headquartered in Wisconsin The state of Milwaukee.
The Johnson Controls Group provides innovative automotive interior products that make driving more comfortable and safe. At the same time, it also provides battery products and corresponding power solutions for modern passenger vehicles and hybrid vehicles.
The Johnson Controls Group, the world's No. 1 battery supplier, owns the VARTA brand founded in Hanover, Germany in 1888, which is now one of the locations of the Johnson Controls Battery Technology R&D center.
For a long time, VARTA brand series have been the first choice for the world's most famous automobile manufacturers. With its high-end quality and leading technology, it has provided a variety of top-level battery products suitable for various types of vehicles.
Delphi <br> <br> world's leading automotive and automotive electronic components and systems technology supplier Delphi is a leading global passenger car, commercial vehicle and other market segments in the electronics and technology provider, based in 32 countries around the world There is a technology center, production base and customer service center.
Delphi Electronics and Security Systems Division The Delphi Electronics and Security Business Unit consists of two product business units: the Electronic Control Products Business Unit, and the Entertainment and Driving Information Products Business Unit.
As the leader in promoting the automotive industry, Delphi regards “safety” as its core values, and it is an innovative entertainment and safety system, driving information system, body safety, safety system and power electronics products for vehicle manufacturers and drivers. And passengers bring realistic innovations.
Delphi Powertrain Systems Division The Delphi Powertrain Systems Division consists of two product business units: the gasoline engine management system product business unit and the diesel engine management system product business unit.
Delphi's advanced petrol and diesel engine management system provides precise control of engine intake and injection. Delphi's engine management system can provide immediate feedback to drivers and controllers while reducing fuel consumption and improving engine performance.
Siemens has become a part of the German mainland. It specializes in automotive electronics. Siemens AG is a German multinational company. It is a pioneer in the field of motors and electronics and is active in the energy, medical, industrial and infrastructure industries. The four major business areas of construction and the city were established in 1847 by Werner von Siemens, headquartered in Munich, Germany.
Siemens AG is a company listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange. Siemens currently employs approximately 405,000 employees worldwide and operates in 190 countries.
Magna <br> <br> world's third largest, North America's largest auto parts supplier Magna International (MagnaInternationalInc.), Also translated as Magna, Magna, Miner, etc., is headquartered in Ontario, Canada The province, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of automotive parts, is also regarded as the world’s most diversified supplier of automotive parts.
MagnaClosures was established in December 2003 as the first subsidiary of MagnaClosures in China.
Magna Locking Systems is a leading supplier of door lock components and electric systems in the global automotive industry. It is also a leader in vehicle integration and project management. The product range covers all-around door systems, side door modules, and electric sliding door systems. , Electromechanical systems, window shaker systems and door lock systems.
In 14 countries in the world, there are 14 production plants and another 10 R&D centers, providing world-class design, engineering, project and testing services. Mainly for Ford, Volkswagen, General Motors, BMW, Daimler - Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan and other related accessories.
Magna Cosma Magna Cosma Magna Cosma is a wholly owned subsidiary of Magna Cosma International Co., Ltd., the world's leading automotive metal body supplier, providing leading automotive body and complete vehicle frames to customers around the world. The development, design and manufacture of undercarriage systems and complete body-in-white, and the application of a variety of innovative technologies such as hydroforming, stamping, cold bending and so on.
The main products are body parts chassis system, front axle, rear axle, front cross beam, control arm, tie rod and so on. The company's domestic customers include Shanghai GM, Nanjing Ford Mazda, Shanghai Volkswagen, FAW Audi, and Beijing Benz.
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