Hi-Lex of America began production in 1978 and was one of H-Lex's first North American production facilities. Located in Battle Creek Michigan the facility acts as a central distribution center for many Hi-Lex global production products and manufactures actuators along with light, medium, heavy duty Mechanical Control Cables for Automotive, Medical, Power Sports markets. The facility employees more than 300 direct, indirect and salary staff supporting distribution, manufacturing, assembly, sales and engineering.

The Hi-Lex Automotive Center is located 30 km north of Detroit, the heart of the US auto industry, and currently employs 13 Japanese expatriates and about 100 local employees. As the headquarters of HI-LEX in North America, in addition to design, development, testing and sales for North American customers, it also has various shared service functions such as IT, human resources, finance and purchasing departments. Here in the Detroit metropolitan area, Michigan, we have technology centers for GM, Ford, Stellantis, Toyota, Nissan, Hyundai, Kia Motors, etc., and we are promoting business to our customers every day.

Hi-Lex Controls, Litchfield is located 175Km southwest of Detroit. The Litchfield location has 2 sites that are Tier 1 status. The 1st site has been in production for 34 years and employs 340 associates. This site produces window lift regulators for Ford, Honda, Toyota, and PACCAR. The 2nd site has been in production for 5 years, and employs 100 associates. This site produces window lift modules for Ford. Both sites pride themselves in the fact that most skilled trades employees are promoted from within, and provide external training when necessary.

Hi-Lex Controls, Hudson is located on 30 acres in southern Michigan, U.S.A, 170 km from Detroit, Michigan. As the global sales leader for Hi-Lex, this location currently employs 2 Japanese expatriates and 332 local employees. Our customers include Stellantis, Ford, General Motors, Polaris, multiple Hi-Lex sister facilities, and has recently started to produce seat modules for TBA, a new product for Hi-Lex.  HCIH supports a large customer base due to its vertical integration, which includes in-house cable production, small and large molding, FIPG (foam in place gasket), welding, stamping, welding and roll forming.

Hi-Lex Controls, Hazel Park (HCIW) is located 13 miles North of Detroit, Michigan. This location currently employs roughly 80 local employees. HCIW is proud to have established a family-like culture that embraces equality, diversity and inclusion. HCIW is strategically located near some of our largest customers including two Stellantis Assembly Plants. This specific plant supports both WTAP (Warren Truck Assembly Plant) and SHAP (Sterling Heights Assembly Plant). Hazel Park assembles the Wagoneer/Grand Wagoneer door modules and also ships to sequence for both the Wagoneer/Grand Wagoneer and RAM door modules. HCIW aims to be a trusted partner in the automotive industry, contributing to the advancement and success of our current workforce and customers' businesses.

Manufacture and Assembly of Automotive Door Modules located at 1195 County Road 177 Cusseta, AL 36852 Centrally located to serve both major automotive manufactures in Georgia and Alabama. Approximately 12 miles south of West Point, Georgia and Kia Motors Georgia and 70 miles north of Montgomery, Alabama which is home to Hyundai Motors Manufacturing Alabama. Currently employs 9 Koreans and 180 other full-time employees working two twelve hour shifts five to six days a week.