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Magneti Marelli Awards 1937-2018 2018 2017 Magneti Marelli Awards 1937-2018 2018 Magneti Marelli has been named a CES® 2019 Innovation Awards Honoree for its Smart Corner. The announcement was made on Nov. 8 during CES Unveiled New York, a tech event that provides a sneak peek of the products and trends expected at CES 2019 in Las Vegas. Magneti Marelli Powertrain India wins the “Technology and Innovation Award” from Tata Motors for AMT technology, during the Annual Supplier Conference 2018 at Colombo, Sri Lanka. Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting Reutlingen GmbH received the special award “Launch of the Year” for the Porsche Cayenne program (Rear Lamp) at the VW Group Award 2018. Magneti Marelli Cofap Brazil (Aftermarket) won Gold in the Shock Absorber category, Silver in Fuel Pumps category and Bronze in Head and Tail Lights categories and Engine Components at the 9th edition of the Sindirepa Prize (Sindicato da Indústria de Reparação de Veículos e Acessórios de São Paulo), which took place in May in São Paulo. Magneti Marelli Motorsport received in April the “Premio Confartigianato Motori Formula E” from Confartigianato Roma, for the Mahindra electric motor project. Magneti Marelli India received in March 2018 the “ACI AWARD 2018” in the category “Component maker of the year” from Auto Components India magazine. Magneti Marelli Exhaust Systems Changsha received the “Excellent supplier” award from GAC-FCA, during the GAC-FCA Supplier Convention (January). Magneti Marelli India won an award as “Component Maker of the Year” from “Auto Component India” magazine (award ceremony on15th Feb at Mumbai). 2017 Magneti Marelli Motorsport China received the “Superior Product Award” from ASI, Auto Sport Industry Expo. Magneti Marelli Motorsport China received by CTCC, China Touring Car Championship, the “Best Partner Award”. Automotive Lighting Brotterode GmbH received by Minister of Economic Affairs Wolfgang Tiefensee together with the Foundation for Technology, Innovation and Research Thuringia (STIFT), the Innovation Award 2017, in the category “Industry and Material”. The highest economic honor for businesses in Thuringia was given to Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting for the work which we have done on the laser–high beam module. SUZUKI purchasing department selected and nominated: Magneti Marelli Japan as Best Contribution Supplier Award of 2017, Magneti Marelli SpA-Powertrain as Technology Development Supplier Award of 2017 (HCU & TCU Technologies). Magneti Marelli India won the “Special Jury Recognition” award in the Transmission Technology of the Year category at the Indian Automotive Technology and Innovation Awards (IATIA) 2017, organized by a leading Indian Auto Technology magazine - Auto Tech Review, for 4th Generation AMT technology. The Magneti Marelli Melfi and Sulmona plants received the “BellaFactory4.0 Award 2017” for their high levels of productivity and ergonomics. The award, promoted by Fondazione Ergo, was given in Milan, on April 2017. Magneti Marelli Aftermarket Brazil received four awards at the 8th edition of the “Best of the Year / 2017” Award, promoted by Sindirepa (Union of Vehicle Repair and Accessories Industry of the State from Sao Paulo): two for the Cofap product line, with shock absorbers (Gold category) and engine components (Silver category), and two for the Magneti Marelli product line, with fuel pumps (Silver category) and headlights and lanterns (Bronze category). Maruti Suzuki Vendor Conference 2017: Magneti Marelli Powertrain India shone in the “Comprehensive Excellence”, “Safety” and “Localization” categories Magneti Marelli UM Electronic Systems won the “Overall Performance Excellence” award Magneti Marelli Motherson Auto System won the “Overall Performance Excellence” award SKH Magneti Marelli Exhaust Systems, won the “Yield Improvement” category. Magneti Marelli Pulaski Plant received the “Industry of the Year 2016” award from the Chamber of Commerce, voted also by the people in the community. The award was presented on February 2017. 2016 On the occasion of 20 years of automotive production in Brazil, Honda awarded its best suppliers, including Magneti Marelli Sistemas Automotivos Indústria e Comércio Ltda in the EXCELLENCE IN COMPETITIVENESS AND LOCALIZATION category. http://www.automotivebusiness.com.br/noticia/25676/honda-premia-seus-33-melhores- fornecedores-de-2016 The Bursa Automotive Lighting plant in Turkey received two important recognitions as Best Supplier 2016: the first, awarded by Hyundai ASSAN Automotive, in terms of costs, delivery and quality, and the second, assigned by Tofas FCA, for the quality of performance. Magneti Marelli Motorsport has received an award at the Professional MotorSport World Expo 2016 in Cologne (Germany), in the category “Motorsport Technology of the year” for the High-Speed Camera, adopted this year by all of the cars in Formula 1. Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting Foshan was awarded by FCA APAC the Best supplier of the year in the category Body & raw materials, APAC region. In Brazil, Magneti Marelli was presented with the REI 2016 award in the category “Engineering, Innovation and Technology”. In China, Magneti Marelli was presented with the Golden Panda award in the “Time- Honoured Panda” category. On the occasion of the “German Midsized Companies-Summit” held in Essen, the Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting plant in Brotterode won the Top-Innovator 2016 award for the 100 most innovative companies in Germany, thanks to its processes in the field of World Class Manufacturing. 2015 Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting Juarez, Mexico, won the “Q1 Award” from Ford for the reduction in waste products, zero defects, respect for delivery deadlines and supplier development. Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting Penang, Malaysia received the “Hibiscus Award” from the Malaysian government for projects aimed at the reduction and re-use of refuse. In Brazil Magneti Marelli Brazil won the “Best Company in the Automotive Sector 2015” in the category “Quality and Partnership”, assigned by AutoData Editora, a communications company specialised in the automotive sector, with online news agencies and various periodicals including the monthly magazine AutoData. Magneti Marelli Powertrain won the “Transmission Technology of the Year” award in India for the AMT Automated Manual Transmission robotized gearbox, presented by the prestigious Indian automotive magazine Auto Tech Review, published by Springer India. Magneti Marelli Powertrain won the “Technology of the Year” award in India for the ATM Automated Manual Transmission robotized gearbox, presented by Zeegnition. Magneti Marelli Powertrain won the “Automotive Pioneer of the Year” award in India for the ATM Automated Manual Transmission robotized gearbox, presented by Motoring World Magazine. Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting Brotterode GmbH received the “Top 100 Mentor Ranga Yogeshwar” award for being one of the most innovative medium-sized companies in Germany. Magneti Marelli Shock Absorbers of Lavras in Brazil received the GM Award. General Motors created the Enterprise Quality Management Program. The idea is to promote, through teamwork and benchmarking (comparison of products, services and practices) among various companies, ideas that can improve the routine in factories. Lavras unit received this certificate for the implementation of this program in your workflow. Magneti Marelli won the Volkswagen Award for Powertrain Innovation and Technology. Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting - “Red Dot Award 2015”: “Red Dot Best of the Best” for the high quality of design and the innovative project for the Full LED intelligent headlight developed together with Audi for the Audi TT3 MY 2015 “Red Dot” - for the design quality of the rear light prototype with OLED (organic led) technology. [Automotive Lighting “Red Dot Design Award”: 2008 for the first full-LED car headlight in the world, made for the Audi R8: 2011 for the first intelligent full-LED headlight with adaptive illumination, developed for the Mercedes Benz CLS]. Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting North America won the “Recognition of Excellence” award presented by the FCA Electrical Purchasing division to its best suppliers. In India, Magneti Marelli won the important “Technology of the year 2015” award for the Automated Manual Transmission (AMT) robotized gearbox, presented by the prestigious Indian automotive magazine Overdrive - which has been awarding technological and product excellence in the Indian and international automotive industry - and the related television network CNBC-TV18. Magneti Marelli Exhaust Systems in Changsha in China won the “Best Supplier Quality Award” presented by GAC-Fiat to its best suppliers. Magneti Marelli reached second place among Brazilian suppliers in the important rankings of the 50 most important automotive suppliers in Brazil, which is published every year by the publisher AutoData. 2014 Magneti Marelli received the Technological Feature Award at the 23rd edition of the SAE Brazil Congress. Solutions were presented that add security, interactivity and sustainability, in respect for increasingly strict standards of emission controls and energy efficiency linked to the automotive sector. The Magneti Marelli Automotive Lighting plant in Brotterode, in Germany, was awarded with the Volvo Cars Quality Excellence Award 2014 for the excellent performance results achieved. Magneti Marelli Shock Absorbers in Santo André in Brazil won for the second year the “GM - Supplier Quality Excellence Award”, which is assigned to the best Brazilian suppliers
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