Continental in the news

Continental introduced the ContiMotion EVO, an upgraded sport touring tire with improved handling, grip, and mileage.

Continental introduced the ContiTread HDR 3 HT, a new retread tire for regional fleets, featuring a non-directional design and high-mileage compound for enhanced durability and maintenance.

Continental has launched the new TerrainContact A/T2 all-terrain tire, designed for versatile performance on and off the road with improved braking, snow capability, and durability.

Continental's stock held steady as investors reviewed its Q2 2026 earnings, which showed increased revenue and adjusted EBIT, and considered its full-year guidance.

Continental's stock rose 1.91% to EUR 71.58 on September 7, 2026, driven by solid quarterly figures, while staying within its recent trading range.

Continental's stock price, revenue, and profit margins are performing well, leading to positive analyst ratings and an increased earnings forecast for 2026.

Continental is supplying tires as original equipment for the new Audi Q3, including summer, all-season, and winter options.

The new Audi Q3 comes factory-fitted with Continental tires, with the WinterContact TS 870 P recommended for winter conditions.

Continental Battery Systems partnered with Emerix to implement a revenue protection workflow to enhance sales operations and customer relationship management.

Continental tires, including summer, all-season, and winter models, will be factory-fitted on the new Audi Q3 in various sizes for multiple markets.

Continental tires, including the WinterContact TS 870 P, EcoContact 6 Q R0, and ProContact TX10 R0, are approved as original equipment for the new Audi Q3.

A subsidiary of Continental is setting up a unit for a BTO project.

Continental issued a new 750 million Euro corporate bond to refinance existing debt, marking one of the first post-summer transactions in the Euro corporate bond market.

Continental introduced the ContiTread HDR 3 HT retread for regional fleets, focusing on durability, efficiency, and all-season performance with a high-mileage compound.

Continental's stock sees a slight increase as solid quarterly results show revenue growth but squeezed margins due to investments in future technologies and rising costs.

New regulations will mandate tire abrasion limits from 2028, intensifying the focus on reducing tire wear, with major manufacturers already making progress and new material solutions being explored.

DZ Bank increased its price target for Continental to 86 Euros with a 'Buy' rating, citing the nearing completion of its transformation into a tire manufacturer and a better-than-expected ContiTech sale.

New regulations on tire abrasion are intensifying the material development race among tire manufacturers like Michelin and Continental, with companies like First Graphene offering potential additive solutions.