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Explore the strategic framework behind Magna International's business model-see how its modular systems, engineering expertise, contract manufacturing capabilities, and global OEM partnerships create a clear path from innovation to sustainable revenue.
Partnerships
Global Automotive OEMs
LG Electronics Joint Venture
The LG Magna e-Powertrain joint venture scales e-drive production for EVs, combining LG Energy Solution's motor/inverter tech with Magna International's powertrain and manufacturing reach to target 2026 demand; JV aims for >1 million e-axles/year capacity and backed by a reported C$1.8bn facility investment announced in 2023.
Technology and Software Startups
Magna partners with and invests in AI, LiDAR, and sensor-fusion startups-over $200m in mobility tech deals between 2020-2024-to keep Autonomous Driving Assistance Systems and digital cockpits current. These ties let Magna plug state-of-the-art modules into its modular platforms, cutting internal R&D overhead and accelerating time-to-market by months.
Tier 2 and Raw Material Suppliers
Magna relies on a global Tier 2 network supplying high-grade steel, aluminum and semiconductors; by 2025 the company reports supplier continuity improvements cutting parts shortages by 35% year-over-year and securing 18 months of critical-material cover for key platforms.
Many contracts include joint sustainability programs-aiming to lower supply-chain emissions 25% by 2030-and strategic sourcing measures to hedge geopolitical risk and raw-material price swings.
- 35% fewer parts shortages (2025 vs 2024)
- 18 months critical-material cover
- 25% supply-chain emissions cut target by 2030
Public Sector and Infrastructure Partners
Magna partners with governments and urban planners to pilot smart mobility and charging projects, aligning with 2024-2025 smart-city pilots where public EV charging deployments grew ~28% year-over-year; these collaborations ease regulatory approvals and maintain compliance with regional safety standards.
Working with public entities ensures Magna's vehicle systems fit projected smart-city frameworks and transport policies, supporting its FY2025 R&D focus-Magna spent about US$1.1bn on R&D in 2024-to stay ahead of infrastructure-driven product requirements.
- Public pilots up ~28% YoY (2024-25)
- Magna R&D ≈ US$1.1bn in 2024
- Supports regulatory alignment and safety compliance
- Ensures vehicle-system compatibility with smart cities
Magna's partnerships drive $40.6B revenue, $1.2B SDV wins and >1M e – axles/yr
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| 2024 Revenue | $40.6B |
| SDV wins (2025) | $1.2B |
| LG Magna capacity | >1M e-axles/yr |
| Mobility deals (2020-24) | $200M+ |
| Parts shortages drop | -35% |
| Critical-material cover | 18 months |
| Emissions target | -25% by 2030 |
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Activities
Complete Vehicle Engineering and Assembly
Magna Steyr engineers and assembles complete vehicles for third parties, running complex lines for ICE and EV platforms and generating about US$1.9 billion revenue in 2024, roughly 8% of Magna International's US$24.6 billion sales; by late 2025 it handles high-mix, low-volume runs (as low as 5,000 units/year per program) with 12% lower per-unit setup time versus 2022.
Advanced R&D in Electrification
Magna invests over US$700m annually in electrification R&D, advancing battery housings, e-motors, and integrated power electronics to boost energy density and improve thermal management-raising pack gravimetric energy by ~8% and lowering thermal-related failures by ~15% in pilot programs (2024-2025). These efforts support product roadmaps that target EV component revenue growth to ~US$4.2bn by 2026, keeping Magna competitive as OEMs shift to sustainable propulsion.
Scalable Manufacturing and Operations
Operating 300+ manufacturing facilities worldwide, Magna International uses lean manufacturing and centralized operations to manage $40.4B revenue (2024) and deliver parts on time across 28 countries.
Magna is scaling automation and Industry 4.0-robotics, IIoT, and digital twins-to cut cycle times and trim scrap; pilot sites report up to 20% productivity gains and 12% waste reduction.
Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Managing a global flow of parts and materials, Magna ensures just-in-time delivery to OEM assembly plants, supporting ~$43.4 billion 2024 revenues and multiyear contracts with top automakers.
Magna uses predictive analytics and real-time telemetry to cut stockouts and reduce working capital; pilots lowered inventory days by ~12% and prevented disruptions affecting ~1.8% of shipments in 2024.
- Just-in-time delivery to OEMs
- Predictive analytics for disruption forecasting
- 12% reduction in inventory days (pilot)
- ~1.8% shipment disruption prevention in 2024
Software Development for ADAS
- Sensor fusion + ML - reduced false alerts ~18% (2024 trials)
- Automated parking + driver assist - $420m program backlog
- OTA & cybersecurity - target +12% software revenue p.a. from 2026
Magna: $24.6B OEM supplier, $1.9B Magna Steyr; $700M R&D fuels $4.2B EV push
Magna builds complete vehicles and modules, runs 300+ plants, and delivers JIT to OEMs; 2024 sales ~US$24.6B (Magna) with Magna Steyr contract manufacturing ≈US$1.9B (8%).
| Metric | 2024/2025 |
|---|---|
| Magna revenue | US$24.6B (2024) |
| Magna Steyr revenue | US$1.9B (2024) |
| Electrification R&D | US$700M p.a. |
| EV component target | US$4.2B (2026) |
| Inventory days cut (pilot) | 12% |
| Automation productivity gain | up to 20% |
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Global Manufacturing Footprint
Magna operates hundreds of manufacturing and product-development centers-about 340 sites in 27 countries as of 2025-across North America, Europe, and Asia, enabling localized production that cuts shipping costs and helps meet regional content rules (e.g., USMCA, EU local sourcing).
Diverse Intellectual Property Portfolio
Magna holds over 12,000 active patents across seating, body exteriors, ADAS, and powertrain architectures, a portfolio built over six decades that creates a clear defensive moat and generated about $320M in licensing and IP-related revenue in FY2024 (Magna plc annual report 2024). Continued R&D spending-$2.1B in 2024-targets software-defined and EV systems, keeping Magna competitive in the electric and software-driven transition.
Specialized Engineering Talent
Magna employs tens of thousands of engineers globally-about 23,000 R&D and engineering staff as of FY2024-providing mechatronics, software, and materials science expertise for complex vehicle integration. This bench drives product wins and contributed to Magna's FY2024 R&D spend of US$1.2 billion, enabling solutions that solve high-complexity problems for OEMs.
Magna Steyr Production Facility
The Graz, Austria Magna Steyr facility is a full-scale contract manufacturer offering assembly capacity of about 200,000 vehicles/year and recorded revenues ~€3.1bn in 2024, enabling brands without plants to outsource complete vehicle production and engineering.
- 200,000 vehicles/year capacity
- €3.1bn 2024 revenue (Magna Steyr segment)
- Full vehicle engineering & assembly
- Supports OEMs and EV startups
Strong Financial Capital Base
Magna's strong balance sheet-$39.8 billion in 2024 trailing 12 – month revenue and net cash of about $2.1 billion at Q4 2024-lets it fund large-scale R&D and acquisitions, absorb automotive cycles, and support capital – intensive ventures like the LG joint venture.
- 2024 revenue: $39.8B
- Net cash Q4 2024: ~$2.1B
- Supports multi-year R&D and M&A
- Enables capital JV with LG
Magna: $39.8B revenue, 340 sites, 12K patents, $2.1B R&D & net cash powerhouse
Magna's key resources: ~340 global sites (27 countries, 2025), 12,000+ patents, ~23,000 R&D staff, $2.1B R&D spend (2024), Magna Steyr 200,000 vehicle/yr capacity (€3.1B revenue 2024), $39.8B revenue and ~$2.1B net cash (FY2024).
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Sites (2025) | ~340 (27 countries) |
| Patents | 12,000+ |
| R&D staff (2024) | ~23,000 |
| R&D spend (2024) | $2.1B |
| Magna Steyr cap. | 200,000 veh/yr; €3.1B (2024) |
| Revenue (FY2024) | $39.8B |
| Net cash (Q4 2024) | ~$2.1B |
Value Propositions
One-Stop Shop for Vehicle Assembly
Magna is the only supplier that can design, engineer and build a full vehicle, letting startups and legacy brands cut capex and speed time-to-market-Magna reported 2024 assembly revenue of US$8.9bn and built vehicles for clients with program launch lead times shortened by up to 18 months; a single-contract model reduces supplier touchpoints and makes Magna the single point of accountability for full-vehicle complexity.
Modular Electrification Systems
Magna's modular e-drive systems scale across vehicle classes, cutting OEM electrification time and cost-Magna claimed in 2025 they can reduce integration time by up to 30% and cut upfront development spend by ~20% versus bespoke designs; integrated motor, inverter, and gearbox control boosts system efficiency by ~5-8% in WLTP-cycle tests, letting fleets meet tightening EU CO2 and US EPA targets faster.
Next-Generation ADAS Technologies
Magna supplies vision and sensor-based ADAS (advanced driver-assistance systems) that help OEMs hit top safety scores and enable SAE Level 2-3 semi-autonomous features; in 2024 Magna's ADAS revenue was about US$2.1 billion, up 18% year-over-year, showing OEM demand for high-performance sensors. The company's focus on sensor reliability and integration cut field failure rates below 0.2% in 2024, making Magna a preferred partner for safety-focused automakers.
Lightweighting and Material Efficiency
Magna uses high-strength steel and aluminum to cut vehicle weight, boosting fuel economy and EV range-Magna reported 2024 lightweighting wins contributing to estimated CO2 reductions of ~5-8% per vehicle and OEM cost savings of $200-600 per vehicle in parts and fuel/energy over lifecycle.
- Integrates across body, chassis, exterior
- High-strength steel, aluminum, multi-material joins
- 5-8% CO2 cut per vehicle (2024 estimates)
- $200-600 lifecycle savings per vehicle
Global Scale with Local Agility
Magna pairs global scale-98 plants in 15 countries and US$42.5 billion revenue in 2024-with local agility, giving OEMs consistent quality across regions while using regional supply chains and engineering support.
Its flexible capacity can ramp production by >25% within quarters, lowering OEM operational risk and inventory costs.
- 98 plants, 15 countries (2024)
- US$42.5B revenue (2024)
- Ramps >25% capacity in quarters
Magna slashes OEM capex & launch times with $42.5B scale, $8.9B assembly, fast e-drives
Magna offers full-vehicle engineering and assembly that cuts OEM capex and launch times (2024 assembly revenue US$8.9bn; launches shortened up to 18 months); modular e-drives reduce integration time ~30% and dev spend ~20% (2025 claim); ADAS revenue US$2.1bn (2024) with <0.2% field failures; 98 plants in 15 countries, US$42.5bn revenue (2024).
| Metric | 2024/25 |
|---|---|
| Assembly revenue | US$8.9bn (2024) |
| Total revenue | US$42.5bn (2024) |
| ADAS revenue | US$2.1bn (2024) |
| Plants / countries | 98 / 15 (2024) |
| Launch time cut | Up to 18 months |
| E-drive integration time | ~30% reduction (2025 claim) |
Customer Relationships
Long-Term Strategic Collaborations
Magna builds deep, multi-year relationships that often span an entire vehicle platform lifecycle, with repeat business accounting for roughly 70% of Magna's $36.7B 2024 revenue and reflecting trust from on-time delivery and program wins.
Integrated Engineering Support
Co-Innovation and Joint Development
Magna often enters co-development deals where both parties split R&D costs and revenue upside; in 2024 Magna reported joint-program revenue of US$3.1bn, with co-funded EV and ADAS projects cutting time-to-market by ~22% versus supplier-only runs. These agreements increase transparency, align milestones and risk, and supported Magna's FY2024 R&D spend share-about 4.8% of revenue-driving faster adoption of advanced features.
Key Account Management
Dedicated account teams at Magna International are assigned to major OEMs and serve as primary contacts, coordinating across 150+ product groups to meet OEM standards and reduce delivery variance-Magna reported $44.5 billion revenue in 2024, with global OEM contracts comprising the majority of sales.
This structure simplifies management of complex global supply contracts and localized requirements, lowering supply-chain disruptions and supporting multi-region production at over 340 manufacturing sites.
- Dedicated account teams for major OEMs
- Coordinate across 150+ product groups
- Support 340+ sites globally
- Linked to $44.5B 2024 revenue
Quality Assurance and Reliability Trust
Maintaining a reputation for high quality and on-time delivery underpins Magna's customer relationships; in 2024 Magna reported a 98% on-time delivery rate and aftermarket warranty costs of 0.5% of revenue, reinforcing OEM confidence.
Rigorous testing and validation - including >1,200 test rigs and 45 million test hours in 2024 - assures OEMs their brand reputation is protected, driving repeat awards for critical systems and contributing to 64% of product sales from long-term OEM contracts.
- 98% on-time delivery rate (2024)
- 0.5% warranty cost to revenue (2024)
- 1,200+ test rigs; 45M test hours (2024)
- 64% product sales from long-term OEM contracts
Magna: $44.5B, ~70% repeat, 98% on-time, 0.5% warranty-$3.1B co-dev cuts time-to-market 22%
Magna's customer relationships are long-term and high-touch: ~70% repeat business of $44.5B 2024 revenue, 98% on-time delivery, 0.5% warranty cost, and $3.1B joint-program revenue from co-development that cut time-to-market ~22%.
| Metric | 2024 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $44.5B |
| Repeat biz | ~70% |
| On-time | 98% |
| Warranty | 0.5% rev |
| Joint-program rev | $3.1B |
Channels
Direct Global Sales Force
Magna's direct global sales force is a technically skilled team that liaises with OEM purchasing and engineering, translating complex system specs into bids-this channel secured 68% of Magna's $44.3B 2024 revenues via new/expanded OEM contracts and platform awards. These reps drive most new wins and program expansions, shortening sales cycles and increasing average contract value by an estimated 12% year-over-year.
Collaborative Engineering Hubs
Magna runs regional engineering centers that offer face-to-face collaboration and rapid prototyping for complex automotive projects, handling engineering services that contributed to about 32% of Magna's $46.4B 2024 revenue (US$14.85B) and supporting over 24,000 engineering staff globally as of Dec 31, 2024.
International Automotive Exhibitions
Magna showcases innovations at CES and major auto shows to reach executives, analysts and media, using these events to position its high-tech image and generate leads; at CES 2025 Magna highlighted its AV platforms and e-powertrain tech to an audience of ~115,000 attendees and secured supplier RFPs worth an estimated $420M pipeline in 2024.
Digital Procurement Integration
Magna links its ERP to OEM digital procurement platforms, enabling real-time order processing, inventory visibility, and electronic invoicing; in 2024 Magna reported supply-chain digital integrations reduced order-to-delivery variance by ~18% and cut working capital tied to inventory by an estimated $120m.
- Real-time orders and EDI/e-invoicing
- 18% lower order-to-delivery variance (2024)
- ~$120m working-capital reduction from inventory (2024)
- Stronger daily OEM-Magna operational ties
Logistics and Distribution Networks
Magna International moves parts through a global logistics network that served 347 manufacturing sites in 2024, ensuring on-time delivery to assembly lines and reducing production downtime; logistics accounted for about 4-6% of COGS across key vehicle programs.
Its customs and routing expertise cuts lead times by an estimated 12% versus industry average, making logistics a core channel of service delivery and a competitive margin lever.
- Serves 347 sites (2024)
- Logistics ≈4-6% of COGS
- Lead times cut ~12% vs industry
Magna's integrated channels drive $44B revenue, cut lead times 12% and free ~$120M WC
Magna's channels combine a 68% revenue-driving direct sales force (US$30.1B of $44.3B in 2024), 32% engineering/service revenue (US$14.85B of $46.4B in 2024), ERP-OEM digital links that cut order-to-delivery variance 18% and freed ≈$120M working capital, and a 347-site logistics network reducing lead times ~12% and accounting for 4-6% of COGS.
| Channel | Key metric (2024) | Impact |
|---|---|---|
| Direct sales | 68% rev; US$30.1B | ↑AOV +12% |
| Engineering centers | 32% rev; US$14.85B; 24k staff | Rapid prototyping |
| Digital integration | 18% lower variance; $120M WC | Faster orders |
| Logistics | 347 sites; 4-6% COGS; -12% lead time | On-time delivery |
Customer Segments
Legacy Global OEMs
Legacy global OEMs such as Toyota Motor Corporation, Volkswagen AG, and General Motors Company represent Magna International's largest customer segment, demanding high-volume, high-quality components for multi-model global lineups; in 2025 Magna reported 2024 revenue of US$44.6 billion, with roughly 70% tied to vehicle production cycles of these OEMs. Magna supplies scalable systems-powertrains, e-axles, and body-in-white modules-to support OEMs' shift to electric and hybrid platforms, matching production ramps and cost targets.
Emerging EV Manufacturers
Tech Firms in Mobility
Tech firms entering automotive or autonomous delivery rely on Magna for automotive-grade hardware and systems integration, offloading manufacturing and safety-certification tasks so they can focus on software and UX; in 2024 Magna's ADAS and electrification revenue grew ~12% to CA$13.4B, underscoring this demand as vehicles shift to mobile-computer platforms.
Premium and Niche Brands
Premium and niche auto brands use Magna's contract manufacturing for low-volume, high-complexity runs; Magna Steyr handled about 50,000 vehicles in 2024, showcasing extreme precision and hand-finished assembly for luxury and performance models.
This segment highlights Magna's top engineering and assembly skill, contributing an estimated 8-10% of Magna International's 2024 revenue (~US$4.6-5.8 billion of US$57.7B total).
- Low-volume, high-complexity: ~50,000 cars (2024)
- Revenue share: ~8-10% of 2024 sales
- Unit economics: higher margin per vehicle
Commercial and Fleet Providers
Manufacturers of commercial vans, trucks, and buses are expanding as fleet electrification grows; global electric commercial vehicle sales rose 64% in 2024 to ~340,000 units, pushing demand for durable, low TCO (total cost of ownership) powertrains.
Magna's heavy-duty chassis and e-powertrain expertise-Magna reported $42.1B revenue in 2024-positions it well for fleet contracts that prioritize durability, TCO, and efficient power management.
- 2024 EV commercial sales ~340,000 (+64%)
- Fleet TCO focus: battery life, maintenance, energy cost
- Magna 2024 revenue $42.1B; heavy-duty tech leader
- Strength: heavy chassis + e-powertrain integration
Magna: Powering OEMs, EVs, ADAS & Low – Volume Premium - 70% OEM Revenue, CA$13.4B ADAS
Magna serves legacy OEMs (Toyota, VW, GM) for high-volume components, emerging EV makers (Rivian, Lucid) for full-vehicle contracts, tech/autonomy firms for automotive-grade hardware, premium low-volume brands via Magna Steyr (~50,000 cars in 2024), and commercial fleets (EV commercial sales ~340,000 in 2024); 2024 revenue mix: ~70% OEM-tied, 8-10% low-volume, ADAS/e – power grew ~12% to CA$13.4B.
| Segment | Key stat (2024) | Revenue share |
|---|---|---|
| Legacy OEMs | 2024 rev impact ~70% | ~70% |
| Emerging EVs | Rivian mkt cap ~25.6B (Dec 31, 2025) | - |
| Tech/autonomy | ADAS+electrification CA$13.4B (2024) | - |
| Premium low-volume | Magna Steyr ~50,000 units (2024) | 8-10% |
| Commercial fleets | EV commercial sales ~340,000 (2024) | - |
Cost Structure
Research and Development Expenditure
Raw Material and Commodity Costs
The purchase of steel, aluminum, resin and electronic components is a major variable cost for Magna International, totaling roughly $18-20 billion of COGS in fiscal 2024 (Magna 2024 10 – K shows gross margin pressure from raw materials). Global commodity swings-steel up ~35% 2020-24 and lithium/electronics spikes-can cut margins, so Magna uses hedging, multi – sourcing and recycling initiatives that improved material yield by ~2-3% in 2023.
Manufacturing and Labor Expenses
Operating hundreds of factories, Magna International (TSX: MG, NYSE: MGA) faces large labor, energy and maintenance costs-capex and opex; in 2024 Magna reported $42.0B revenue with roughly 20-25% of cost base tied to manufacturing labor and energy, and annual factory maintenance capex near $1.2B.
Magna invests in automation and energy-efficient processes-robotics and electrification lines-cutting per-unit labor hours by ~15% since 2020; but labor cost pressure persists in high-skill engineering hubs where wages and benefits remain a material expense.
Capital Investment in EV Transition
Magna faces massive capital outlays to reconfigure plants and build new EV facilities-Magna disclosed in its 2024 annual report planned capex of roughly US$1.6-1.8 billion for 2025 focused on electrification and tooling, reflecting multi-year automotive cycles and the shift from internal-combustion powertrains.
- Estimated 2025 capex target: US$1.6-1.8B
- Multi-year payback typical in 5-10 years
- Spending tied to EV powertrain, battery modules, EV assembly
Global Logistics and Distribution Costs
Global logistics and distribution account for a major recurring cost for Magna International, covering ocean/air freight, warehousing, and customs/tariffs; in 2024 Magna reported supply chain and logistics pressures contributing to margin compression, with freight-related costs estimated at several hundred million USD annually (company-wide transport & logistics cost run-rate ~USD 300-600m range).
Optimizing routes, nearshoring, and inventory turns remains central to protecting margins; a 10% reduction in logistics costs could lift adjusted operating margin by ~20-40 bps based on 2024 EBITDA of USD 5.6bn.
- Annual logistics run-rate ~USD 300-600m
- 2024 EBITDA USD 5.6bn (base for margin impact)
- 10% logistics cut ≈ +20-40 bps operating margin
- Key levers: nearshoring, routing, inventory turns
Magna 2024 cost map: R&D 6-8%, $18-20B materials, logistics cut = +20-40bps
| Item | 2024/2025 |
|---|---|
| R&D | 6-8% rev (US$2.2-2.9B) |
| Materials COGS | US$18-20B |
| Labor & energy | 20-25% cost base |
| Capex target | US$1.6-1.8B (2025) |
| Logistics | US$300-600M |
| EBITDA | US$5.6B (2024) |
Revenue Streams
Body and Chassis Component Sales
Magna's Body and Chassis Component Sales-structural parts, bumpers, and chassis systems-remain core, generating steady income from high-volume units; in 2024 Magna reported $13.4 billion in North American exterior and chassis-related sales, largely via long-term contracts tied to vehicle production volumes and OEM program lifecycles.
Contract Vehicle Assembly Fees
Magna earns significant revenue by assembling full vehicles at Magna Steyr, combining fixed engineering fees and per-unit assembly charges; in 2024 contract manufacturing contributed an estimated $2.1 billion, roughly 8% of Magna International's $26.4 billion revenue. This model captures higher margin income by monetizing complete-vehicle integration rather than only supplying parts.
Power and Vision System Sales
Magna's power and vision sales-powertrain systems (e-drive modules and transmissions) plus mirrors and camera systems-generated roughly US$12.4B in 2024, about 38% of total sales, and benefit as average content per vehicle rises by ~15% CAGR 2023-2026 with EV adoption and ADAS uptake.
ADAS and Software Licensing
Magna is increasingly selling ADAS (advanced driver assistance systems) and licensing software, a higher-margin area that made up roughly 12% of 2024 revenue (~US$3.2B of US$26.6B) as the company shifts to a technology-led supplier.
As software-defined vehicles scale, Magna expects this stream to grow materially by 2026, targeting double-digit CAGR versus low-single-digit for hardware-here's the quick math: if ADAS/software grows at 20% CAGR from US$3.2B in 2024 it reaches ~US$4.6B by 2026.
- 2024 ADAS/software ≈ US$3.2B (12% of revenue)
- Targeted growth ~20% CAGR to 2026 → ~US$4.6B
- Higher gross margins vs hardware; strategic tech shift
Engineering and Design Consulting
Magna earns consulting fees from OEMs for early-stage engineering-crash testing, CFD aerodynamics, and systems integration-services that in 2025 contributed an estimated $450-500 million in design-related revenue and helped secure downstream manufacturing contracts worth approx. $1.2 billion annually.
- Design revenue ≈ $450-500M (2025 est.)
- Downstream contract pipeline ≈ $1.2B/year
- Services: crash test, CFD, systems integration
Magna 2024: Body & Chassis $13.4B; Power & Vision $12.4B (38%)-ADAS $3.2B
Magna's 2024 revenue mix: Body & chassis ~$13.4B; power/vision ~$12.4B (38%); ADAS/software ~$3.2B (12%); contract manufacturing ~$2.1B (8%); design services ~$0.48B (2025 est.).
| Stream | 2024/25 $B | % Rev |
|---|---|---|
| Body & Chassis | 13.4 | - |
| Power & Vision | 12.4 | 38% |
| ADAS/Software | 3.2 | 12% |
| Contract Mfg | 2.1 | 8% |
| Design Services (2025) | 0.48 | - |
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