The phrase "automotive unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a component or system within the automotive industry, such as a part of a vehicle or a specific assembly.
Example: "The automotive unit responsible for the vehicle's braking system must be regularly inspected for safety."
Alternatives: "vehicle component" or "car part".
In 1993 it hired Pawan Goenka, a veteran of Detroit, who now runs the automotive unit.
The figures were released during a presentation in Italy of the Fiat Group's five-year business plan, which includes a spinoff of its automotive unit.
After TRW rejected Northrop's initial offer and the bid turned hostile, TRW said in March that it would spin off the automotive unit within nine months.
The board informally discussed the possibility of selling the company's automotive unit yesterday, the executives said, as a way of reducing debt.
Vodafone also sold Mannesmann's engineering and automotive unit, Atecs, for 9.6 billion euros, or $8.6 billion, to Siemens A.G. and Robert Bosch G.m.b.H. in April.
Vodafone also sold Mannesmann's engineering and automotive unit, Atecs, for 9.6 billion euros to the German companies Siemens and Robert Bosch in April.
The project center drew talent from all the automotive units, but a single engineer, who reported directly to the fourteenth floor, kept track of progress.
"By elevating the leaders of the company's two automotive units, we're further sharpening the focus on our core business," Mr. Ford said in a statement.
Measurements were used to recommend interventions at selected locations in the automotive units and multiple longitudinal measurements were made at locations where controls were implemented in order to assess their efficacy.
In November, Fidelity put all of its non-automotive units up for sale and said it would retain only its Major Automotive auto dealership business.
Nokia, the Finnish phone maker, said it would close a manufacturing plant and automotive supply unit in Bochum, Germany, and was in talks to sell a research and development unit in Bochum to Sasken Communication Technologies.
