Delphi Advances in Inclusion and Innovation Aiming for Expansion in 2024

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Published on 28/12/2023 at 11:57

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Delphi: Growth and Inclusion in the Automotive Market

Delphi, part of the PHINIA group, ended the year with significant advances, reaffirming its leadership role in fuel systems and electrical products. This brand, recognized for its excellence in products and services, expanded its product line and adopted inclusive initiatives, such as the first training for the deaf at Automec. Additionally, it opened an advanced training center, marking an important step in its global expansion and commitment to innovation and social inclusion.

New Products and Inclusive Training

Delphi stood out with the launch of a new line of suspension and steering components for premium vehicles, offering high corrosion resistance and meeting specific demands of the automotive industry. During Automec, the company innovated by conducting an exclusive training in Brazilian Sign Language, in partnership with the NGO “Caminhoneiros Surdos do Brasil (CSB),” training over 50 professionals on hybrid engines and Euro 6 technologies. This effort was recognized with the Innovation Award by Delphi’s global headquarters, valuing the company’s pioneering and inclusive approach.

PHINIA Expansion and Sustainability

PHINIA, the new global organization of the group, focuses on efficient solutions for the automotive industry and aftermarket, emphasizing decarbonization and energy efficiency. Delphi maintained its leadership in the heavy vehicle aftermarket segment, intensifying the offer of remanufactured diesel injectors, aligning quality and environmental sustainability. The new Training Center in Piracicaba, SP, is an example of the brand’s investment, promoting training and innovation.

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Projections and Plans for 2024

For the next year, Delphi plans to expand its Aftermarket portfolio with new solutions in injection and ignition systems. The company will strengthen its position in the direct fuel injection market, providing GDi injectors for major automotive brands. In addition, Delphi will increase its global presence by supplying oxygen sensors from the Piracicaba unit, aiming to establish new partnerships and win international clients. In the heavy vehicle segment, there will be a focus on remanufactured components, bringing new sustainable solutions.

The commitment to training and qualification will remain strong, with Delphi intensifying its investments in its Training Center. New courses will be offered, including online and hybrid programs, to meet the growing demands of the sector.

Amaury Oliveira, Vice President of Aftermarket for PHINIA in South America, expressed satisfaction with the results achieved and reaffirmed Delphi’s commitment to innovation, quality, and continuous growth.

About PHINIA

PHINIA, with over 100 years of experience, is a leader in providing high-quality solutions in the automotive sector. With a strong portfolio that includes brands such as Delphi, Delco Remy®, and Hartridge, the company stands out in various applications, from light to industrial vehicles. With a focus on energy efficiency and future technologies, PHINIA positions itself as the ideal partner for customers seeking innovative and sustainable solutions towards a carbon-neutral future.

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Marcel Salgueiro

Delphi Advances in Inclusion and Innovation Aiming for Expansion in 2024

Delphi: Growth and Inclusion in the Automotive Market

New Products and Inclusive Training

PHINIA Expansion and Sustainability

Projections and Plans for 2024

About PHINIA

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Delphi Advances in Inclusion and Innovation Aiming for Expansion in 2024

Delphi: Growth and Inclusion in the Automotive Market

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