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.
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NSV AutomotiveFounded in Australia in 1990, NSV Automotive develops and supplies integrated automotive accessories and technology for original-equipment vehicle manufacturers and their distributors. From its Dubai headquarters, the company designs and researches products for multiple automotive brands, using 3D scanning, CAD modeling and rapid prototyping to turn customer needs into vehicle-specific solutions. NSV serves customers in more than 60 countries through offices and development bases across the United States, Australia, Asia and Europe.MELVILLE, NY
FORVIAFORVIA 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.FRANKLIN, OH
Hayashi Telempu North America (HTNA)Hayashi Telempu North America (HTNA) makes automotive interior and accessory parts, with vehicle floor carpet as its core product and acoustic materials developed for cabin comfort. Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, the company traces its North American history to the 1983 establishment of AMTEX and now employs about 500 people across a network of U.S., Canadian, and Mexican operations. HTNA adopted its current name in 2012 after AMTEX merged with Hayashi of America.LEBANON, OH
Yamada North America, IncFounded in the United States in 1988, Yamada North America, Inc. is an advanced manufacturer of automotive parts and a supplier to companies including Honda and Subaru. Its first steering racks came off the production line in 1989, and it now develops and manufactures products to customer specifications in collaboration with Yamada Manufacturing Co., Ltd. R&D.SOUTH CHARLESTON, OH