BorgWarner to Invest $100 Million and Add 378 Jobs in Hendersonville, North Carolina

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein announced on May 26 that BorgWarner will add 378 jobs in Henderson County, investing $100 million in Hendersonville to vertically integrate its operations and produce critical components to support business growth.

140,000-square-foot addition

The expansion will add 140,000 square feet to BorgWarner’s current Hendersonville site. New positions will include technicians, logistics personnel and production staff, with an average annual salary of $67,047, above the Henderson County average of $54,118.

State incentive

The project is supported by a Job Development Investment Grant awarded to BorgWarner Industrial Solutions LLC, which authorizes potential reimbursement of up to $3,685,500 over 12 years. Over the grant term, the project is estimated to grow the state’s economy by $1 billion.

Related project

This is a separate expansion from BorgWarner’s earlier North Carolina EV plant project.

Joseph F. Fadool, President and CEO of BorgWarner said:

“BorgWarner is proud to continue to invest in the state of North Carolina to bring new technologies to market and provide jobs to local residents. We appreciate the grant and continued support from the state of North Carolina to expand our manufacturing footprint here in the United States.”

North Carolina Governor Josh Stein said:

“This decision to reinvest in our state underscores the advantages of investing in western North Carolina.”