Nexteer Automotive Opens New World Headquarters, Celebrates Global Growth and Innovation
"Since the acquisition five years ago, we have established Nexteer as neither a Chinese company, nor an American company.We see ourselves as a model global company with deep roots in the global automotive industry," said Guibin Zhao, chairman, executive board director and chief executive officer, Nexteer Automotive, during the event."Because we are a global company, we have made a deliberate choice to setup our new smart home among our customers, peers and thought-leaders in the heart of the global automotive industry right here in the State of Michigan in Oakland County and in the City of Auburn Hills."
Rapidly Growing Electric Car Startup Karma Automotive Finds New Home
Karma Automotive, a rebooted version of the failed luxury electric car startup Fisker Automotive, is taking over more than 262,000 square feet of space once used by Kawasaki motorcycles and turning it into its own global headquarters.The move to the massive facility in Irvine, Calif., which won't begin until the fourth quarter of 2016, illustrates the company's rapid growth since it was purchased in 2014 by Wanxiang Group.Just three years ago, Fisker Automotive looked poised for the scrap heap.
Gates Corporation Announces Release of 228 New Automotive Aftermarket Parts
DENVER, Aug. 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Gates Corporation, a global diversified manufacturer of industrial, automotive, and heavy-duty aftermarket products, today announces the release of 228 new part numbers to its Original Equipment (OE) quality automotive aftermarket products across several categories.Highlights of the announcement include:New Turbocharger Steel Tube Kit from Gates.Expansion to the DriveAlign® Automatic Belt Tensioner line.
Rapidly Growing Electric Car Startup Karma Automotive Finds New Home
Karma Automotive, a rebooted version of the failed luxury electric car startup Fisker Automotive, is taking over more than 262,000 square feet of space once used by Kawasaki motorcycles and turning it into its own global headquarters.The move to the massive facility in Irvine, Calif., which won't begin until the fourth quarter of 2016, illustrates the company's rapid growth since it was purchased in 2014 by Wanxiang Group.Just three years ago, Fisker Automotive looked poised for the scrap heap.