Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG in the news

Daimler AG implemented a new corporate structure with three legally independent entities—Mercedes-Benz AG, Daimler Truck AG, and Daimler Mobility AG—to boost customer focus and agility, effective November 1, 2019.

Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG's global employee count decreased by 34.6% to 1,958 by March 2026.

Franz Reiner, CEO of Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG, is leaving at year-end amidst the company's merger into Mercedes-Benz, aiming to integrate financial services and vehicle sales.

Susann Mayhead is named the new President and CEO of Mercedes-Benz Canada, effective May 1, 2026, bringing extensive international and financial leadership to the role.

Mercedes-Benz is selling its leasing subsidiary Athlon to BNP Paribas to streamline operations and concentrate on core automotive business.

Mercedes-Benz Canada announced Susann Mayhead as its new President and CEO, bringing extensive international leadership experience from Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG.

Susann Mayhead is the new president and chief executive of Mercedes-Benz Canada, bringing extensive experience from various senior roles within Daimler Financial Services.

Mercedes-Benz Group experienced a softer third quarter in 2025 with significant declines in revenue, EBIT, and net profit due to lower profitability and substantial special charges, despite some strategic product launches underway.

Mercedes-Benz Group reported 2025 results in line with forecasts, driven by strong demand for premium vehicles, cost efficiency, and a robust product offensive, while also integrating Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG.

Mercedes-Benz is restructuring its mobility business by merging the Mobility segment into Mercedes-Benz AG by the end of 2025, creating a new financial services unit, and announcing leadership changes.

Mercedes-Benz is merging its vehicle sales and financial services, with leadership changes, following a sales decline.

Mercedes-Benz will implement 600-kW Alpitronic HYC1000 DC fast chargers in its European and North American charging networks from 2026 and co-develop even more powerful chargers with Alpitronic.

Lyft acquired Intelligent Apps GmbH from Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG and BMW for ‡175 million.

Mercedes-Benz is cutting nearly half the jobs at its financial services subsidiaries as part of a broader cost-saving initiative.

Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG appointed Andrew Cornelia as CEO and Christopher Trainor as CFO of Mercedes-Benz HPC North America to lead the expansion of its EV charging network.

Mercedes-Benz AG partners with Cisco to embed Webex communication tools in new E-Class vehicles, creating a mobile office experience for hybrid workers.

Susann Mayhead will become the new Chief Human Resources Officer and Labor Relations Director of Mercedes-Benz Mobility starting April 1st.

Susann Mayhead is appointed Chief Human Resources Officer at Mercedes-Benz Mobility, a financial services division of Mercedes-Benz Group AG, effective April 1st.

Susann Mayhead is appointed Chief Human Resources Officer and Director of Labor Relations for Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG, effective April 1, 2023.

Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG is reorganizing its global structure and executive board, effective April 1, 2022, to streamline operations and enhance customer focus.