Kurt Nagl

General Motors, Stellantis and Yanfeng Automotive Interior Systems agreed to bail out the insolvent supplier with price increases and investment of up to $15 million to tide over the company until it sells itself and restructures.

Bosch plans to revamp its mobility unit in pursuit of $88 billion in global revenue by 2030.

Manufacturers are meddling less in the business of traditional suppliers as they scramble to secure their battery supply chains.

Bob Denton founded Humanetics Innovations Solutions, which provides many of the crash test dummies used by automakers and safety regulators.

It's no longer about growing market share at all costs, or winning every contract no matter the value proposition, Adient CEO Doug Del Grosso says.

The move will impact 558 employees, but the company has "offered to transfer and to continue to employ nearly all of the affected employees" at a new plant in Detroit.

The automotive seating supplier saw revenue rise 11 percent year over year to $3.9 billion, though it finished the quarter $15 million in the red.

German manufacturer Quantron AG is setting up its North American base in Auburn Hills, Mich. with plans to plug into what it considers the next frontier of clean mobility: hydrogen.

Unique Fabricating is facing insolvency after failing to make loan payments and dealing with allegations of improperly reporting finances, on top of being investigated for alleged labor rights violations in Mexico.

New plant stems from new business from GM; the jobs will be UAW-represented.

The plan, called Project Orb, involves the redevelopment of the 50-acre former manufacturing property near the automotive supplier's campus near downtown Detroit.

BorgWarner is looking to set up new EV labs, scale up manufacturing of its DC fast chargers and increase output of battery packs,