Hyundai Mobis Opens Hungarian Plant to Supply Chassis Modules to Mercedes-Benz
Hyundai Mobis has begun operations at a new plant in Kecskemet, Hungary, to supply chassis modules to Mercedes-Benz for its electric and hybrid vehicles.
- 50,000 m²
- 500,000+
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What Happened
Hyundai Mobis announced the full operation of its new plant in Kecskemet, Hungary, dedicated to supplying chassis modules to Mercedes-Benz. The plant, covering 50,000 square meters, uses a Just-In-Sequence system for real-time production and delivery. It will initially supply modules for electric and hybrid vehicles from the German carmaker.
Hyundai Mobis has been supplying chassis modules to Mercedes-Benz from its Alabama, US plant.
New Hungarian plant becomes operational, expanding supply in Europe.
- Supplies front and rear complete axle assemblies
- Operates under Just-In-Sequence (JIS) system
- Flexible production lines capable of mixed production for electric, hybrid, and ICE components
Why this matters
This expansion strengthens Hyundai Mobis' European footprint and supports a major automaker's shift toward electrification by providing just-in-sequence delivery of critical chassis components.
Terms in This Story
- Chassis module
- A pre-assembled unit of steering, braking, and suspension components mounted under the vehicle.
- Just-In-Sequence (JIS)
- A manufacturing logistics method where parts are delivered in the precise order needed on the assembly line, reducing inventory.
- Flexible production line
- A manufacturing line that can switch between producing different vehicle types or components without major retooling.
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