Hansae Mobility Invests $93.2 Million in Chesterfield Township, Michigan Auto Parts Plant

Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced on September 15 that Hansae Mobility USA Manufacturing, a U.S. subsidiary of South Korean automotive components manufacturer Hansae Mobility Co., will invest more than $93.2 million to establish a new 400,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Chesterfield Township, Macomb County.

102 new jobs, 171 retained

The project will create 102 new jobs and retain 171 existing positions.

Insourcing production under one roof

The facility will consolidate the company’s final assembly activities and machining processes currently performed by Korean suppliers under one roof, insourcing production to the United States.

Driveline systems for global automakers

Hansae Mobility specializes in driveline systems and other vehicle components for major global automotive manufacturers including Volkswagen and Stellantis.

Roy Kim, President of Hansae Mobility USA Manufacturing, said:

“We are pleased to become part of the Chesterfield Township community and to expand Hansae Mobility’s manufacturing presence in Michigan. Building on nearly a decade of operations in the United States, this investment represents an important next step in our growth. By bringing expanded assembly and machining capabilities together, we will strengthen our ability to serve customers while creating meaningful career opportunities and building a long-term partnership with the region.”

— Roy Kim, President, Hansae Mobility USA Manufacturing