KIRCHHOFF Automotive develops and manufactures lightweight, crash-resistant metal and hybrid structures for vehicle bodies and chassis. Its history traces to 1785 in Iserlohn, where Stephan Witte began a business making sewing needles; the company later shifted to metal forming and automotive production. The Kirchhoff family has owned the KIRCHHOFF Group for four generations, and KIRCHHOFF Automotive serves customers from production locations across Europe, Asia and North America.
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