KAIA announced the automotive economic impact study results, commissioned by the University of Louisville’s Urban Studies Institute, in Louisville during an event at Integrated Manufacturing & Assembly. The plant, which employs 120 full-time workers, supplies seats for the Chevrolet Corvette and seating assemblies for several Mercedes-Benz models.
Learn how colleagues are implementing IoT through case studies The coming wave of digital manufacturing and plant-floor connectivity is here for […]
The inaugural AutoVision Conference, an initiative of KAIA, was another success in 2017! Geared to showcase the future of the […]
The inaugural SPARK Conference was held Monday in Louisville with nearly 150 in attendance. The event drew attendees from 10 […]
The inaugural AutoVision Conference, an initiative of KAIA, was created to showcase the future of the automotive industry from a […]
KAIA hosted six regional forums across Kentucky where attendees heard from UofL researchers as well as from local manufacturers on […]
Gov. Matt Bevin today congratulated leaders of South Korea’s DAE-IL Corp. and the Murray community as officials broke ground for […]
For the first time in history, Republican governor Matt Bevin presented his version of the biennial budget to both a […]
The Kentucky General Assembly returned this week for the 2018 Legislative Session. This Session is a 60-day session with the constitutional […]
August event offers more matchmaking opportunities than ever in its third year FRANKFORT, Ky. (July 11, 2017) – With the […]
Members of the Kentucky Automotive Industry Association, I write to make you aware the Kentucky General Assembly passed and Gov. […]
December 5, 2016 Dear automotive industry leaders: I wanted to make certain you are aware of a recent, […]
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