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BorgWarner announced a $100 million expansion of its Hendersonville site in Henderson County, North Carolina, adding 140,000 square feet and 378 jobs to vertically integrate operations.
BorgWarner secured a contract with a major East Asian OEM to supply wastegate turbochargers for 1.6L hybrid electric SUV engines in Korea, building on an 18-year partnership. Production begins in 2027 at its Pyongtaek, Korea facility.
BorgWarner won a contract to supply wastegate turbochargers for a 1.6L engine used in hybrid electric SUVs for an unnamed major East Asian automaker in Korea. Production is scheduled to start in 2027 at BorgWarner's Pyongtaek facility.
BorgWarner inaugurated its third plant in Coahuila, Mexico, with an investment of US$46.4 million and 350 new jobs. The plant makes starter coils, thermostats and chillers.
BorgWarner expects 2023 turbocharger production to be 18% higher than last year at its Itatiba, Sao Paulo state plant, and is studying a capacity expansion there, though nothing has been agreed with headquarters.
BorgWarner announced a $198 million investment for a new 64,000 square metre plant in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, making electronic power components and electric motors. It will create 380 jobs and is expected to start operations in the second half of 2024.
BorgWarner broke ground on a new plant in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, to make power electronics components and electric motors, with 380 new direct jobs expected over five years and opening targeted for Q2 2024.
BorgWarner announced an investment at its Ramos Arizpe Campus in Mexico to produce battery cooling plates for electric vehicles, creating 280 new jobs and raising production capacity by 35%.
BorgWarner plans to invest $42 million to expand its Seneca, South Carolina facility, adding 3GWh of annual battery module capacity and about 122 jobs over three years. Expansion begins in Q2 2023 with completion expected in the first half of 2024.
BorgWarner Morse Systems India opened its second plant in Tiruvallur District near Chennai, India, for variable camshaft timing systems. Initial capacity is 300,000 units on a single line, with plans to reach 3 million per year within four years.
BorgWarner Mobility Poland is investing 380 million zloty in modernizing its production portfolio, moving Morse Systems production from Blonie to a new 11,300 m2 plant in Jasionka, with the transfer planned for September 2022.
BorgWarner's battery management system was selected by a leading global vehicle manufacturer to equip its B-segment, C-segment and light commercial vehicle platforms, starting with model years from mid-2023.
BorgWarner has secured a contract with an unnamed major global OEM to supply high-voltage silicon carbide generator inverters for an electrified architecture that charges the main batteries. Production is slated for 2024.
BorgWarner secured a contract with an unnamed major global OEM to supply high voltage silicon carbide inverters for battery electric passenger cars and trucks, its first such win in North America. Launch of the inverter is slated for 2024.
BorgWarner broke ground on a 17,000 m² plant in Viana do Castelo, Portugal, investing €100 million to produce electric motors, inverters and battery management systems, with production starting in Q3 2022 and about 300 jobs.
BorgWarner announced a $62.25 million investment in its Arden, North Carolina production plant and technical center, with at least 100 new jobs, supported by county incentives approved on March 2, 2021.
BorgWarner and AKASOL signed a Business Combination Agreement on 15 February 2021 for a strategic partnership. BorgWarner's subsidiary will launch a voluntary public takeover offer of EUR 120.00 per share, a 23.4% premium, with founders holding 59.4% of shares committed to tender.
BorgWarner signed a new investment contract with the Viana do Castelo city council to invest 7 million euros in expanding its Lanheses plant, adding 5,800 square metres and 38 jobs, with works in 2021.
SLPT Automotive announced the acquisition of BorgWarner's water pump business and operations in Ningbo, China, which will become a new division within the SLPT Automotive Group.
BorgWarner agreed to acquire Delphi Technologies in an all-stock transaction valuing Delphi's enterprise value at approximately $3.3 billion, strengthening its power electronics and propulsion capabilities.
BorgWarner celebrated the opening of its expanded 4,023 square metre facility in Kakkalur, Tamil Nadu, which adds a production line for variable cam timing systems to serve India and Southeast Asia.
BorgWarner expanded manufacturing at its Kakkalur facility in Thiruvallur near Chennai by adding 1,500 square metres to its production line, hiring more than 80 people and starting variable cam timing system production.
BorgWarner Emissions Systems (Ningbo) opened a new 50,000 square meter design and manufacturing facility in Jiangshan, Yinzhou District, Ningbo, to make EGR systems, ignition coils and thermal heaters for automotive customers in China. The plant replaces the older Ningbo emissions facility.
BorgWarner inaugurated a new turbocharger production plant of about 6,500 square meters in the Eastern Seaboard Industrial Estate in Rayong, Thailand, on March 7, 2018, to serve Asian automakers.
Castec Korea signed a supply contract with BorgWarner worth KRW 28.513 billion for automotive turbocharger turbo systems, running until the end of 2023.
BorgWarner is expanding its Water Valley, Mississippi location with a $20 million corporate investment expected to create about 75 jobs over two years. The expansion supports transmission technologies for stop/start and hybrid vehicles.
BorgWarner agreed to acquire Sevcon, Inc. in a transaction with an enterprise value of approximately $200 million, subject to Sevcon shareholder approval and competition clearance.
BorgWarner Cooling Systems (India) has opened a fully automated Visctronic assembly line at its plant in Sriperumpudur near Chennai. The line has an annual capacity of 500,000 units and will start rolling out products in Q2 2017 for BS-IV applications.
BorgWarner plans to add 17,000 square feet of manufacturing and engineering space at its Kakkalur, India engine timing components plant later in 2017, marking 15 years of the facility.
BorgWarner opened a new 8,000 square metre plant in Manesar near New Delhi on 31 January 2013, producing EGR coolers, tubes, valves and modules, replacing its Faridabad site.
