Delphi Wins Significant New Program Contracts Totaling $2.7 B in Global 2002 E/EDS Sales

       Will support full vehicle systems development for five customers

    WARREN, Ohio, Feb. 6 -- Delphi Corp. , has won
significant electrical/electronic distribution systems (E/EDS) vehicle program
content this year totaling $2.7 B in revenue for the life of the contracts,
which supports 17 automotive and heavy-duty truck manufacturers globally.
Most contracts begin for model years 2005 and 2006.
    "This has been a record year for quoting on new vehicle programs," said
Paul Miller, Delphi Packard Electric Systems E/EDS business line executive.
"Our success in winning as much business as we have speaks to our ability to
provide our customers regionally with cost-effective, reliable systems
solutions and designs that are customized to their needs."
    These sales represent various levels of vehicle optimization and
integration based on customer needs and vehicle complexity.  Delphi will
support these contracts with design development and engineering and a full
range of products and solutions.
    "As we continue growing our business, we are looking for ways to expand
into adjacent transportation industries providing tiered suppliers and heavy-
duty truck customers with a full range of products and solutions through
optimization and systems integration," Miller said.
    Delphi Packard Electric is an expert in the design, development,
optimization and integration of system solutions utilizing a full range of
products and technologies, with engineering, manufacturing and sales support
in all regions of the world.  Delphi-developed crimp technology has become the
industry standard, achieving world-class warranty for its connection systems.
Delphi Packard Electric also offers a complete family of electrical center
technologies, connection systems, switches, sensors and mechatronic devices.
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