Scout Motors’ upcoming Traveler SUV and Terra pickup are attracting another major supplier investment to South Carolina. Polish automotive supplier Brose Sitech has selected Blythewood for its first U.S. manufacturing facility, committing $29.5 million and planning to create 330 jobs.
The plant will produce complete seating systems inside Scout Motors’ Supplier Park, placing the supplier close to the vehicle assembly operation. The project shows how a new automaker can generate opportunities throughout the automotive supply chain, not just at its own factory. Operations are expected to begin in 2027.
Brose Sitech Establishes Its First U.S. Manufacturing Plant
Brose Sitech develops complete seating systems, seat structures, and related components for the automotive industry. Headquartered in Poland, the company operates 22 locations internationally and already has regional headquarters functions in the Detroit area…