Astemo Returns with a Diverse Product Range for AAPEX 2025
Astemo is all set to present an impressive lineup at AAPEX 2025, which will occur at the Venetian Expo Center in Las Vegas, featuring electronic throttle bodies, ignition coils, carburetors, and various sensors.
Astemo's Expanding Product Line
This year, the Astemo Americas Aftermarket Division is excited to showcase its growing assortment of automotive, motorcycle, and off-road UTV products. The event, taking place from November 4 to November 6 at booth A5045, promises attendees a glimpse of innovative aftermarket components.
Highlighted Innovations
Astemo continues to strengthen its presence within key product categories, escalating its portfolio with significant enhancements in electronic throttle bodies, ignition coils, and cam-and-crankshaft sensors. As reported by Gary Plover, Vice President of the Americas Aftermarket Business Division, the brand's aim is to deliver OE-quality technology to the aftermarket.
Long-Standing Partnerships and Sponsorships
In addition to its automotive products, Astemo is maintaining its longstanding collaboration with Team Penske, marking the 14th consecutive year as the sponsor of the No. 2 Dallara/Chevrolet, driven by Josef Newgarden. The partnership reflects Astemo's commitment to quality and automotive innovation.
Showcasing Powersports and More
At AAPEX 2025, Astemo will also present its powersports lineup, featuring Nissin brake pads, Showa suspension components, and Keihin carburetors. Additionally, visitors will see the Honda CRF450 Rally motorcycle, piloted by two-time Dakar Rally champion Ricky Brabec, alongside a model of the Team Penske Astemo Dallara/Chevrolet driven in the NTT INDYCAR SERIES.
A Special Appearance by Scott McLaughlin
Fans can look forward to a special appearance by Scott McLaughlin, an INDYCAR driver for Team Penske, at the Astemo booth on November 5. Having achieved nine top-ten finishes this season, McLaughlin’s visit promises to be a highlight for racing fans at the event.
Global Presence and Commitment to Quality
As a leading Tier One provider of mobility solutions, Astemo is not only active in the Americas but also expands its reach across Canada, Mexico, and Latin America. The company boasts several facilities in North America, including its aftermarket headquarters in Los Angeles, with additional plants in Kentucky, Michigan, Mexico, and Georgia.
About Astemo
Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Astemo is a joint venture formed by Hitachi, Ltd., Honda Motor Co., and JIC Capital, Ltd. The company employs around 80,000 individuals across various regions, focusing on automotive parts development and manufacturing, aiming to foster sustainable practices and enhance corporate value globally.
Frequently Asked Questions
What products will Astemo showcase at AAPEX 2025?
Astemo will display electronic throttle bodies, ignition coils, carburetors, sensors, Nissin brake pads, Showa suspension components, and Keihin carburetors.
Where can I find Astemo’s booth at AAPEX?
Astemo’s booth, where various innovative products will be showcased, is located at booth A5045 at the Venetian Convention and Expo Center.
Who is Scott McLaughlin?
Scott McLaughlin is a Team Penske INDYCAR driver who will be appearing at Astemo's booth to engage with fans and discuss his experiences in racing.
What is Astemo's commitment to environmental sustainability?
Astemo is committed to creating a sustainable society by integrating environmentally friendly practices in its operations and product offerings.
How many employees does Astemo have worldwide?
Astemo employs approximately 80,000 individuals across several countries, including the Americas, Asia, and Europe.
