Flagship One, Inc. has been in the automotive electronics industry for more than a decade, building relationships with motorists, mechanics and dealerships around the world. The Lynbrook company is known for preparing OEM engine computers for specific vehicles, with testing and programming handled by a team that includes licensed mechanics and engineers. Its sales department includes more than 100 representatives who help customers identify and order the right unit.
VOXX Electronics CorporationFounded in 1965 with a shipment of car radios, VOXX Electronics develops and manufactures automotive electronics for vehicle safety, security, connectivity, and entertainment. Now a Gentex Corporation company, it combines OEM engineering and production capabilities with a broad portfolio of automotive brands, supporting programs from system design through validated manufacturing. Its manufacturing operations in Nogales, Mexico, and engineering teams in Orlando and Auburn Hills serve both global automakers and the aftermarket.ZEELAND, MI
United RadioFounded in Syracuse in 1923 by self-taught engineer Jacob H. Rubenstein, United Radio repairs and remanufactures electronics for automotive, consumer and two-way communications manufacturers worldwide. Now led by third-generation Rubenstein family members, the company has grown from a one-man radio shop into a multi-division operation that processes more than 3,000 units a day and supports customers in more than 140 countries. Its automotive division is IATF 16949 certified, while its Syracuse campus includes more than 500,000 square feet devoted to high-volume electronics repair.EAST SYRACUSE, NY
JET Performance ProductsJET Performance Products began 50 years ago as a Southern California engine-building and carburetor shop and now makes electronic tuning products and performance upgrades for cars and trucks. The company’s roots remain visible in its carburetor work, while its history also includes race cars that set national records in three NHRA and IHRA classes and the development of its first General Motors performance chip. Bryant Seller has owned the company since 1985.ST CLAIRSVILLE, OH
Z Automotive TechnologiesBorn from founder Joe Zizzadoro’s attempt to fully disable the traction control on his Dodge Charger Daytona R/T, Z Automotive Technologies has made plug-in electronics for Dodge, Jeep, Ram and Chrysler vehicles since 2007. Its Tazer and related devices add vehicle controls and factory features without a permanent ECU tune, and every product is designed and assembled in the USA at an ISO 9001-certified facility.BROOKLYN, NY