Delphi is a manufacturer in the automotive industry, known for high-quality parts and continuous technological innovations. Delphi’s origins trace back to General Motors (GM), where it was founded in 1994 as the Automotive Components Group. Since then, Delphi quickly established itself as a player in the automotive parts sector, supplying both original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and aftermarket solutions. Its product portfolio includes fuel systems, electronics, transmission technologies, and various parts for passenger and commercial vehicles.
In 2020, Delphi made a significant strategic move when it was acquired by BorgWarner, a global leader in transmission technologies and sustainable mobility solutions. This acquisition gave Delphi access to a broader range of technical expertise and markets. In 2023, a new phase began with the spin-off of Delphi Technologies, which also included the Delco Remy and Hartridge brands, into an independent publicly traded company called PHINIA. This restructuring enables Delphi to fully focus on both OEM and aftermarket customers, with a strong emphasis on innovation and customer-oriented solutions.
Delphi continues to distinguish itself by focusing on technological advancements and quality. The brand plays a key role in developing forward-looking automotive parts that meet the evolving demands of modern mobility, including electrification, connectivity, and sustainability. Through continuous investment in research and development, Delphi contributes to the reliability, efficiency, and safety of vehicles worldwide.
