Delphi in the news

Delphi's 'Make Some Noise' campaign promotes braking safety and quality in the Irish and UK aftermarkets through product offerings, training, and workshop support.

Delphi urges workshops to prepare for increasing engine management repair demand by investing in quality components, advanced diagnostics, and continuous technical training due to evolving vehicle technology and stricter emissions regulations.

Delphi and Shaikly Motors successfully collaborated on a project to enhance braking safety awareness and the value of quality automotive components.

The global Delphi Connection Systems market is forecast to grow at a 4.2% CAGR from 2026 to 2035, driven by strong demand from electric vehicles and industrial automation, with Aptiv among top suppliers.

Delphi collaborated with Shaikly Motors in the IAAF Garage Den project to enhance communication regarding premium braking component value in the aftermarket.

Delphi and Shaikly Motors partnered on the IAAF Garage Den project to highlight braking safety and the value of premium braking components through improved communication between suppliers, workshops, and customers.

PHINIA, Delphi's parent company, appointed Richard Masters as UK Diesel BDM and Mike Parker as Business Development Specialist to bolster its sales team and support growth.

A legislative amendment to restore Delphi salaried retirees' pensions faced uncertainty after being excluded from a defense spending bill by the House Rules Committee, despite White House and congressional backing.

Delphi is sponsoring the "Euro-Vision" Summer Tour of Oilstainlab's Half-11, a custom car that blends 1960s motorsport with modern engineering, visiting three European locations.

The restoration of Delphi-salaried retirees' pensions remains uncertain after a House committee advanced a bill without their inclusion, despite years of advocacy and potential regional economic benefits.

A bill to restore pensions for over 20,000 Delphi salaried retirees, impacted by General Motors' 2009 bankruptcy, is stalled in Congress despite White House support.

The legislative amendment to restore Delphi salaried retirees' pensions faces uncertainty after being excluded from a defense spending bill by the House Rules Committee, despite high-level support.

President Trump is seeking a $1 billion fund to compensate 20,000 non-union Delphi retirees who lost significant pension benefits during the 2009 GM bankruptcy.

Delphi validated the superior reliability and accuracy of its NOx sensors through comparative performance and durability testing against competitors.

Delphi's NOx sensors proved superior to aftermarket competitors in recent independent performance and durability benchmarking tests.

Donald Trump is seeking $1 billion in federal funding to restore pension benefits for non-union Delphi retirees lost during the General Motors bankruptcy.

The Trump administration is requesting $1 billion from Congress to reinstate pension benefits for thousands of former Delphi salaried retirees affected by the company's 2005 collapse and subsequent bankruptcy.

The White House supports a $1 billion measure to restore pensions for Delphi's managerial retirees, ending a 17-year battle.

The U.S. government is seeking $1 billion to restore pension benefits for thousands of former Delphi salaried retirees whose plans were cut during the 2009 auto industry bailout.

Delphi is engaging with over 100 students at Leicester College to provide career guidance and industry insights on automotive technology and aftermarket trends.