FORVIA is a global automotive technology supplier formed by the complementary technology and industrial strengths of Faurecia and HELLA. Founded in 1997, it develops mobility technologies and equips one in two vehicles worldwide; its North American operations span production sites and research and development centers. The company describes its work as supporting automakers with cockpit and sustainable mobility technologies.
FORVIAFORVIA is a global automotive technology group formed in 2022 when Faurecia and HELLA joined forces. It develops and manufactures technologies for mobility, with a portfolio spanning vehicle seating and cockpit materials as well as electronics and clean-mobility technologies. The group reports 137,500 employees worldwide and says its products equip one in two vehicles worldwide.TOLEDO, OH
Mobis North AmericaWith roots in more than 40 years of global module production, Mobis North America manufactures integrated automotive systems and develops the technologies behind safer, more connected vehicles. Its Michigan and Ohio operations combine chassis-module production with battery-system assembly, while the Mobis Technical Center of America engineers localized solutions for North American customers. The company’s regional workforce numbers about 1,200, and its Toledo presence includes support for the local Jeep Fest community.TOLEDO, OH
VontierWith more than 500 combined years of innovation, Vontier is a global mobility technology company built around a broad family of operating businesses and a workforce of more than 8,000 people. It supports convenience retailers, fleet operators and auto-repair professionals with connected systems that help manage the changing movement of people and goods, including the shift toward cleaner energy. Vontier’s manufacturing sites are certified to ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards.RALEIGH, NC
Nippon Seiki North America (NSNA)Nippon Seiki North America develops and manufactures vehicle information systems, serving as a tier-one supplier of head-up displays and instrument clusters for major automotive OEMs. As the North American arm of Nippon Seiki’s global network, its Auburn Hills-based technical design center supports customers across the full product life cycle, from system design and software to validation and production. NSNA brings more than 70 years of experience to evolving cockpit technologies and has received repeated General Motors Supplier of the Year recognition, including awards in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024.SABINA, OH