Gentherm

Gentherm is a publicly traded company based in Novi, Michigan, that develops and markets advanced thermal management technologies for heating, cooling, and precise temperature control. The corporation pioneered thermoelectrically heated and cooled vehicle seating systems, widely known as Climate Control Seats, and has since expanded its product lines into electric vehicle battery thermal systems, cabin comfort solutions, and specialized healthcare applications. Operating under the Nasdaq ticker THRM, the enterprise supplies its specialized thermal management products directly to major global automotive manufacturers, including recognizable names like Ford, General Motors, Toyota, Kia, and Hyundai. The organization was originally founded as Amerigon in 1991 by innovators Lon Bell and Richard Elwell to focus on developing unique automotive solutions. To reflect a broader strategic focus on integrated automotive thermal and medical technologies, the business officially rebranded to Gentherm in June 2012.