AUMOVIO Advances Growth Strategy Through Innovation and Expanding Capabilities

AUBURN HILLS, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sep 17, 2026--

Building on a year of progress, AUMOVIO is advancing its vision for the future of mobility through technologies that redefine mobility. From intelligent solutions that enhance the driving experience to innovations enabling the next generation of mobility, AUMOVIO continues to transform ideas into real-world technologies, reinforcing its position as a trusted partner to vehicle manufacturers and helping shape the future of the industry.

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“We're living through one of the most exciting periods in automotive history,” said Aruna Anand, President and CEO, AUMOVIO, North America. “Advances in software, sensing, connectivity, and intelligent systems are reshaping mobility faster than ever before. At AUMOVIO, we're proud to help drive that transformation by turning breakthrough technologies into solutions that improve safety, convenience, and everyday life.”

As AUMOVIO marks its first year as an independent company, it continues to build momentum through strategic growth, customer-focused innovation and a clear vision for the future of mobility.

Growth through innovation

By combining technology, innovation and deep automotive expertise, AUMOVIO is expanding its impact and creating new opportunities for growth across the mobility landscape. Recently, AUMOVIO secured new business with several leading autonomous mobility companies for its high-performance computing solutions, radars and telematics control units, further expanding its presence in the rapidly growing autonomous mobility space.

These momentum gains come as the automotive industry accelerates its transition to software-defined vehicles and increasingly centralized vehicle architectures, where high-performance computing serves as a critical foundation. AUMOVIO is helping drive this transformation with advanced HPC solutions that connect and integrate functions across all vehicle domains.

As AUMOVIO accelerates its growth in areas of mobility, it continues to lead innovation in its core markets with multiple business awards recognizing its industry-leading head-up display solutions with vehicle manufactures in North America with cumulative lifetime sales in the triple-digit millions. These significant opportunities not only enable the company’s continued growth in the region, but also further underscores the company’s innovation spirit, technology prowess and ability to deliver solutions that meet the evolving needs of customers.

Building on this momentum, AUMOVIO is advancing a broad portfolio of next-generation UX technologies designed to enhance safety, connectivity and the overall driving experience. This includes innovations in sensing and monitoring solutions, such as under display camera or non-invasive blood alcohol detection technology, further demonstrating the company's commitment to shaping the future of safer, smarter mobility.

AUMOVIO's UX business area will showcase its latest innovations at CES 2027, highlighting advanced technologies and solutions that elevate the user experience.

Expanding operations

Within its first year of independent operations, AUMOVIO announced a $110 million expansion of its New Braunfels, Texas facility, the company's first autonomous-mobility greenfield site in the U.S. The expansion was in response to growing demand for AUMOVIO’s state-of-the-art radar. The 65,000-square-foot addition, including a new automated warehouse, will more than double the plant's production floor space, with completion expected in the first half of 2027. The facility’s expansion will also support the company’s partnership with Aurora.

Additionally, AUMOVIO completed a renovation of its Harmon Road facility, also located in Auburn Hills, Mich., consolidating its comprehensive automotive reliability testing operations to better serve customers in the region. The investment enhances the company's advanced validation capabilities and supports the continued development of next-generation mobility solutions. For more information on AUMOVIO's testing capabilities and services, please click here.

"Our first year as AUMOVIO has been marked by meaningful progress as we continue to strengthen our position in the evolving mobility landscape," Anand added. "These achievements are a testament to the dedication, expertise, and commitment of our employees, who have been instrumental to our success. As we look ahead, we remain focused on delivering technologies that shape the future of mobility while creating long-term value for our customers, partners, and stakeholders."

AUMOVIO in North America is headquartered in Auburn Hills, Mich. and employs more than 13,000 employees in the region.

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AUMOVIO was established as an independent technology company in September 2025 following the spin-off of Continental’s former Automotive group sector. The company offers a broad portfolio for safe, exciting, connected, and autonomous mobility. Its products and capabilities include sensor solutions, displays, braking and comfort systems, as well as comprehensive expertise in software, architecture platforms, and assistance systems for software-defined vehicles. In fiscal 2025, AUMOVIO generated sales of €18.5 billion. The company is headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, and employs approximately 82,000 people at more than 80 locations worldwide.

AUMOVIO North America, based in Auburn Hills, Michigan, delivers innovative mobility technologies including sensor solutions, displays, brake and comfort systems, and advanced software and driver assistance technologies for connected, autonomous, and software-defined vehicles.

LONDON (AP) — Ireland will boycott the Eurovision Song Contest for a second year over Israel’s participation, the country’s national broadcaster said Thursday.

RTÉ said it will not send an act to the 2027 competition in Bulgaria and will not broadcast the show because of the “appalling and ongoing loss of lives in Gaza and the humanitarian crisis there which continues to put the lives of so many civilians at risk."

Ireland was one of five countries — along with the Netherlands, Iceland, Slovenia and Spain — to skip Eurovision this year to protest Israel’s inclusion in the pan-continental music contest.

Eurovision Director Martin Green said organizers regretted RTÉ’s decision but “fully respect” it.

“All broadcasters decide on an annual basis to participate in the following year’s contest. We will remain in dialogue with RTÉ and hope to welcome them back to the contest in the future,” Green said.

Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS announced last month it will also boycott next year, calling Eurovision a “platform for division.”

“AVROTROS will not participate in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027 because the event can no longer be considered neutral, with a participating country still involved in a large-scale military conflict,” it said.

Next year’s competition is due to take place in Bulgaria’s Black Sea resort of Burgas in May, after Bulgarian singer Dara won the 2026 event with her infectious party anthem “Bangaranga.”

The contest was founded in 1956, in part to help unite a shattered continent after World War II. It pits acts from dozens of countries against one another for the continent’s musical crown.

Israel has taken part in Eurovision since 1973, one of a few non-European countries to compete. But calls for Israel to be kicked out have swelled over the conduct of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government in the Hamas-Israel war in Gaza.

The 2024 Eurovision contest in Malmo, Sweden, the 2025 in Basel, Switzerland and this year’s contest in Vienna saw pro-Palestinian protests and heightened security.

FILE - An Eurovision flag flies at the port of Burgas, on Bulgaria's Black Sea coast, which will host the 71st Eurovision Song Contest in 2027, Friday, Aug. 14, 2026. (AP Photo/Valentina Petrova, File)