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South Korea-Based Hansae Mobility Plans Chesterfield Township, Michigan, Manufacturing Operations

09/22/2026
South Korea-based automotive components manufacturer Hansae Mobility plans to establish operations in Chesterfield Township, Michigan. The more than $93.2 million project is expected to create 102 jobs in Macomb County.

The company’s new 400,000-square-foot manufacturing facility will support expanded final assembly operations and integrate machining processes currently performed by suppliers in Korea.

“We are pleased to become part of the Chesterfield Township community and to expand Hansae Mobility’s manufacturing presence in Michigan,” said Hansae Mobility USA Manufacturing President Roy (Taein) Kim. “Building on nearly a decade of operations in the United States, this investment represents an important next step in our growth. By bringing expanded assembly and machining capabilities together, we will strengthen our ability to serve customers while creating meaningful career opportunities and building a long-term partnership with the region.”

To support the project, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) awarded the company a $625,000 Michigan Business Development Program performance-based grant. Michigan Works! also provided a workforce development proposal valued at $702,413, including an estimated $582,000 from the Going PRO Talent Fund.

“We are grateful for Hansae Mobility’s vote of confidence in Michigan. By taking our state’s economic development strategy on the road and connecting with companies around the globe, Team Michigan is bringing supply chains home,” noted MEDC CEO Quentin L. Messer, Jr. “Today’s announcement is a testament to the state’s ongoing leadership in the automotive industry and the strengths of our workforce, mobility ecosystem, and supply chain capabilities that make Michigan attractive looking to invest and grow in the state. We celebrate Hansae Mobility’s investment in Macomb County and look forward to their ongoing growth.”

Hansae Mobility develops and manufactures driveline systems and other vehicle components for global automakers. The company’s U.S. subsidiary, Hansae Mobility USA, provides manufacturing and assembly operations supporting automotive customers in North America.

“Congratulations to Hansae Mobility on this exciting next chapter in the Detroit Region,” added Detroit Regional Partnership President and CEO Justin Robinson. “Their continued investment is a testament to the value our region provides to global mobility companies, and relationships they have built here within our strong mobility ecosystem. We are grateful for Hansae Mobility’s commitment to Southeast Michigan and for the partners who have worked together to help make this growth a reality.”

“We are excited to see Hansae Mobility continue to grow in Michigan and especially proud that they have chosen to make Macomb their home,” said Macomb County Planning and Economic Development Director Vicky Rowinski. “This project represents more than a major investment in a new facility. It is an investment in our workforce and our community. By retaining 171 existing jobs and creating approximately 102 new positions. Hansae Mobility is bringing new opportunities to Macomb County and strengthening our region’s position as a leader in advanced automotive manufacturing. We look forward to continuing to support Hansae Mobility as they establish and grow their operations in Chesterfield Township.”

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