Welcome to Joyson Safety Systems!
We represent innovation and progress.
As a reliable and skilled partner of the automobile industry, we design, develop and produce occupant protection systems and components.
Joyson Safety Systems represents safety system solutions, the quality and reliability of which give our customers the freedom and confidence they need to ensure safe mobility on the roads – today and for future generations.
Joyson Safety Systems with headquarters in Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA, has more than 50,000 employees in more than 25 countries worldwide. The company is a subsidiary of Ningbo Joyson Electronic Corp. (SHA: 600699, “Joyson Electronics”).
we do!
We save lives – actively and passively.
The basis for this is the winning combination of expertise, innovative spirit and a close cooperation with our customers and suppliers.
The more complex the goal, the more important the specialisation. When the protection of lives in road transport is concerned, a consistent focus on quality is the only thing that counts.
For this, our highly qualified engineers develop, as part of a global network of specialists, innovative products which today define the standard of automobile safety of the future. Hereby we use the latest, computer-controlled process technologies as well as all opportunities offered by our R&D centre with its own crash test facilities worldwide. One thing is certain: innovation doesn’t stand still.
Occupant protection systems –
the prerequisite for automobile safety.
Our product portfolio:
Mission
To be the global leader in mobility safety
Our MissionWe strive to provide safety systems solutions of the highest quality and reliability that allow our customers the design freedom and confidence to drive the next generation in mobility. We accomplish this through:
One Team creating an inspired culture
A strong and stable partner to OEMs globally
Product excellence through innovations in integrated safety
An obsession with securing the highest quality and compliance
A lean and competitive cost structure