Aisin Otomotiv

Overview

Aisin Otomotiv is a subsidiary of the Japanese Aisin Corporation, established in August 2004 in Tuzla, Istanbul, Turkey. The company specializes in manufacturing automotive components, including door frames, door handles, door locks, door hinges, and seat belt sensors. It serves prominent vehicle manufacturers such as Toyota Türkiye, Hyundai, Suzuki, Nissan, and others, operating in a 21,000 m² production facility. Approximately 20% of its products are exported.

Committed to sustainability, Aisin Otomotiv opened a solar power generation facility in Malatya Province, Türkiye, in 2025, enabling all its European production bases to run on 100% renewable energy. This initiative supports Aisin's goal of achieving carbon neutrality in Europe by 2040. The company plays a significant role in the automotive parts industry, emphasizing quality and environmental responsibility.

Basic Information

Contact Details

• Phone: +90 216 581 2200
• Website: aisin.com.tr
• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/aisinotomotiv

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

• Motor vehicle manufacturing
• Auto components
• Automotive parts R&D
• Exterior parts
• Automotive parts safety standards
• Automotive parts quality management
• Auto parts manufacturing
• Interior automotive parts
• Automotive parts for passenger cars
• Automotive parts global market
• Automotive parts industry trends
• Automotive production
• Automotive technology
• Automotive market
• Automotive parts engineering support
• Automotive parts durability
• Export
• Innovation
• Automotive innovation
• Automotive quality
• Automotive parts development process
• Automotive distribution
• Automotive parts logistics solutions
• Automotive R&D
• Automotive parts
• Clean energy
• Automotive industry
• Engineering support
• Chassis parts
• Automotive manufacturing
• Automotive parts supply
• Supply chain
• Product quality
• Logistics services
• Automotive parts testing
• Engine components
• Automotive systems
• Vehicle performance
• B2B
• Vehicle safety systems
• Manufacturing
• OEM supply
• Automotive components
• OEM supplier
• Brake systems
• Other motor vehicle parts manufacturing
• Supply chain management
• Transmission parts
• Recruitment
• Automotive parts certification
• Product development
• Automotive parts for commercial vehicles
• Automotive OEMs
• Automotive parts environmental standards
• Exterior automotive parts
• Automotive parts supply chain optimization
• Automotive component design
• Automotive supplier
• Automotive vehicle parts
• Logistics
• R&D investment
• Environmental impact reduction
• Automotive parts innovation
• Automotive parts for OEMs
• Interior parts
• Automotive engineering
• Automotive parts logistics
• Sustainability
• Vehicle safety
• Customer collaboration
• Public relations
• Automotive parts quality control
• Advanced manufacturing
• Automotive parts manufacturing technology
• Quality assurance
• Door handle
• Door strip
• Sensor
• Door lock
• Internship applications
• Quality policy
• Information security
• Energy policy
• Environment policy
• Safety policy
• Aisin group
• Electrification
• Career opportunities
• Corporate values
• Third-party services
• Customer focus
• Global network
• Career development
• Employee welfare
• Japanese-Turkish relations
• News and updates
• Policy compliance
• Manufacturing standards
• R&D
• Market expansion
• User privacy
• Cookie policy
• Social media policy
• General terms
• Contact information
• Corporate communication
• Leadership principles
• Community engagement
• Industry partnerships
• Future mobility
• Transportation solutions
• Market leadership
• Competitiveness
• Safety features
• Distribution
• Transportation & logistics
• Automotive
• International trade & development
• Environmental services
• Renewables & environment
• Mechanical or industrial engineering
• Logistics & supply chain
• Computer & network security
• Information technology & services
• Research & development

Technologies Used

• Microsoft Office 365
• Mobile Friendly
• Outlook
• WordPress.org

Affiliated Organizations & Regional Branches

• AISIN