Grider

About Grider

Grider is a Brazilian company specializing in the automotive industry, focusing on innovative solutions and services that enhance vehicle performance and safety. With a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, Grider aims to provide cutting-edge technology and reliable products to its clients. The company operates in a competitive market, leveraging its expertise to develop products that meet the evolving needs of consumers and businesses alike. Grider is dedicated to sustainability and strives to implement eco-friendly practices in its operations. The company is based in Uberlândia, Brazil, and is known for its strong local presence and community engagement.

Company facts

Industry

Automotive

Sub-industries

Automotive Parts, Vehicle Safety Systems, Performance Enhancements, Electric Vehicle Components, Automotive Technology

Location

Uberlândia, Brazil

Employees

1–10

Revenue (USD)

1–5M

Founded

2015

Products and services

• Brake Systems
• Suspension Components
• Airbags
• Anti-lock Braking Systems
• Turbochargers
• Exhaust Systems
• Batteries
• Charging Stations
• Telematics Solutions
• Navigation Systems

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