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Mahle Metal Leve saw a 31% rise in net profit in the first half of 2026, reaching BRL 373.8 million, despite a slight decline in sales, driven by improved profit margins and strong cash flow generation.

Mahle Metal Leve's net profit rose by 31% in the first half of 2026 to 373.80 million BRL despite a 1.80% dip in net sales, indicating improved operational efficiency.

Waldbike has launched the Abies E-Mountainbike, built in the Black Forest and powered by a Mahle drive system.

MAHLE Metal Leve launched new rail cooling systems for diverse powertrains and reported increased profits and EBITDA margins despite a slight revenue decline.

Waldbike introduces the Abies E-Mountainbike, equipped with the powerful Mahle M40 motor and premium components, designed for demanding trails and long tours.

Mahle is enhancing its aftermarket services with new remote diagnostics, a workshop portal offering AI support and training, and flexible financing to prepare independent workshops for the evolving complexities of vehicle technology and electrification.

MAHLE launched a new photovoltaic system in Thailand and an e-compressor production facility in India, as part of its CO2 reduction strategy.

MAHLE has developed a new range extender system for heavy-duty electric trucks to improve their range, reduce weight, and lower operating costs, facilitating the transition from diesel.

MAHLE has significantly expanded its renewable energy generation in Thailand by installing a large solar array at its Samut Prakan facility, reducing emissions and supporting its global decarbonization goals.

Mahle has developed an all-in-one range extender for electric trucks that integrates a diesel engine and generator to reduce battery dependence and extend range.

MAHLE Metal Leve saw a 31% net profit increase to 373.8 million BRL in the first half of 2026, even as revenue decreased by 1.8% to 2.59 billion BRL, with JPMorgan raising its price target despite concerns about market dependence.

Mahle CEO Arnd Franz discusses electric truck development, the role of Range Extenders, regulatory challenges, and the commercial vehicle business's significance for the supplier.

Mahle's CEO discusses the competitive landscape in truck electrification, highlighting challenges from Chinese suppliers and opportunities for growth in commercial vehicles through new technologies.

MAHLE has begun projects with commercial vehicle manufacturers to develop and test a new range-extender system for battery-electric trucks, aiming to increase their operational range and flexibility.

MAHLE Lifecycle and Mobility expanded its aftermarket portfolio with 208 new parts, including engine components, gaskets, filters, and thermal management products across multiple brands.

Mahle's CEO believes the truck electrification market is still an open race, with the commercial vehicle sector in early stages compared to passenger cars.

Mahle's CEO weighs in on the electric truck market competition between European and Chinese manufacturers at IAA Transportation 2026.

Mahle's CEO sees the electric truck market as an open competition, with the company aiming for significant growth and increased revenue potential from electrification despite past financial streamlining.

Mahle's CEO describes the electrification of trucks as a "battle of giants" between Europe and China, with Mahle aiming for growth through electrification despite intense competition.

Mahle's CEO Arnd Franz states that the electrification of commercial vehicles is an open race, with growth potential for the company and a focus on strong engineering and a robust service network.