News
MAHLE supports sustainable and traditional motorsport in Slovenia
From energy-efficient driving to competitive racing, MAHLE reinforced its commitment to innovation and sustainable transportation in Slovenia through its support of the Eco Rally and Rally Nova Gorica 2026.
MAHLE expands renewable energy generation in Thailand
MAHLE has taken another step in reducing operational emissions at its production facility in Samut Prakan, Thailand. The plant now operates a photovoltaic system comprising 1,639 solar panels.
Discover the team spirit of MAHLE!
Are you ready to shape the future of mobility? Then, come join our team and we will be #StrongerTogether. Find opportunities and take your career into the future. Join MAHLE now.
Responsibility
MAHLE is committed to bringing sustainable development and technical progress into perfect alignment in the interest of efficient, environmentally friendly mobility. In doing so, we strive to reconcile the economic success of our company with the requirements of the environment, society, and our employees.
Focus on security, flexibility and independence
As a foundation owned corporate, we pursue a conservative and diversified financing strategy aimed at ensuring sufficient liquidity and financial flexibility at all times.
Our aim is to secure financial independence of our group, limit financing risks, and ensure we are able to exploit business opportunities at all times at reasonable costs.
Aftermarket
MAHLE Lifecycle and Mobility is the business unit specializing in spare parts and services for the aftermarket. It uses the expertise from original equipment series production for its established product range and additional competence in electrification and digitalization and supplies partners in the trade, workshops, and engine repair shops.
MAHLE - We shape future mobility!
MAHLE is a leading international development partner and supplier to the automotive industry with customers in both passenger car and commercial vehicle sectors. Founded in 1920, the technology group is working to shape the climate-friendly mobility of tomorrow, with a focus on the strategic fields of electrification and thermal management as well as further technologies to reduce carbon emissions, such as fuel cells and highly efficient internal combustion engines that can also run on biofuels, hydrogen or synthetic fuels.