Amsted Automotive will showcase its industry-leading metal forming expertise at The Battery Show North America, demonstrating how these capabilities are critical to the performance, efficiency, and reliability of hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) and battery electric vehicle (BEV) applications. With 21 facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia – 13 in the U.S. alone – Amsted ensures that automakers have access to advanced manufacturing in their region—minimizing supply chain risk, tariffs, and delivery delays.
Amsted Automotive’s market-leading powder metallurgy and advanced metal-forming technologies enable the production of complex components with tight tolerances and intricate geometries, improving strength and performance while reducing weight. These advanced forming processes are essential in the production of critical components such as gears, motors, electric motor housings, actuators, and chassis systems.
“From traditional powertrains to the newest electrified and hybrid applications, every component is an opportunity to improve efficiency,” said Bill Kerfin, President of Amsted Automotive. “Our ability to combine design expertise with advanced manufacturing processes across multiple regions allows us to deliver high-value solutions that meet the toughest customer requirements.”
Visitors can learn more about these technologies in the Amsted Automotive booth (#1528) at The Battery Show, October 7-9, 2025, at Huntington Place in Detroit.
Amsted Automotive
It was formed in 2021 through the integration of Burgess-Norton, Means Industries, Transform Automotive and SMW Manufacturing. With 21 facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia, the company supports global automotive, off-highway, and mining industries—producing over 200 million components and assemblies annually. Amsted Automotive is a leader in advanced metal-forming, cold-forming and powder metal technologies, as well as innovative propulsion solutions for electrified, hybrid and internal combustion engine powertrain systems. With global manufacturing, including 13 U.S.-based facilities, Amsted minimizes tariff risks and supply delays through its ability to manufacture in the customer’s region.
