INFAC North America Opens Manufacturing Hub in Auburn
The company has launched a new 160,000-square-foot facility to produce components for electric and hybrid vehicles.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Manufacturing
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INFAC North America has officially opened a new manufacturing plant in Auburn, Alabama. The company invested over $30 million to renovate the 160,000-square-foot site, which will supply parts for Hyundai and Kia.
Why it matters
This facility establishes a domestic manufacturing base for INFAC to serve its U.S. customers directly. The plant specifically focuses on the production of electrification and hybrid vehicle components.
The project represents an investment of more than $30 million in a 160,000-square-foot facility. The company plans to create 120 jobs during the initial phase of operations.
The players
INFAC North America
This automotive supplier maintains a history spanning five decades and produces parts for major automakers including Hyundai and Kia.
The details
Located in Auburn Technology Park West, the plant will produce specialized automotive parts for hybrid and electric vehicles. The company selected the Auburn location after evaluating its local infrastructure and community needs.
Timeline
October 13, 2026: INFAC North America held a grand opening celebration for the facility.
Market Landscape
The opening of this facility follows the industry-wide trend of manufacturers localizing the production of electrification and hybrid vehicle components. This move reinforces the regional supply chain for automakers like Hyundai and Kia as they scale their own electric vehicle output.
Local residents looking for new career opportunities can apply for the 120 jobs slated for the first phase of the operation. The facility brings specialized manufacturing roles to the Auburn area, contributing to the local economy.
The takeaway
This new manufacturing center strengthens the local labor market by providing over a hundred specialized automotive jobs. The expansion reflects a broader shift toward domestic production for electric and hybrid vehicle supply chains.
Further reading
For additional context on industrial development, see Auburn Manufacturing.
More information
To search for current job openings, visit the Auburn employment and job search portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Yellowhammer News.
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