What does the company MAHLE do?

MAHLE is a leading international development partner and supplier to the automotive industry as well as a pioneer and technology driver for the mobility of the future. The MAHLE Group is committed to making transportation more efficient, more environmentally friendly, and more comfortable.

Where are MAHLE parts made?

The new MAHLE plant for automotive compressors in Changshu originates from an existing site in Suzhou. With the move to Changshu, MAHLE has seized the opportunity to also expand its production facilities; its production capacity has doubled as a result of the expansion.

Who are Mahle customers?

Over 140 renowned engine and vehicle manufacturers use MAHLE engine components and filters. From Alfa Romeo, Audi, and BMW, to Ducati, Ferrari, Fiat, Ford, General Motors, Harley Davidson, to Suzuki, Toyota, Volkswagen, Volvo, and last, but not least, Yamaha.

How long has Mahle been in business?

MAHLE Company History Timeline The world’s number 1 piston supplier, Mahle was established in 1920 by the brothers Mahle and since then it has become a central company in the automotive industry.

Is MAHLE original?

If it says MAHLE on the outside, it’s got the original on the inside. That’s why, beginning in 2019, our global sales brand will become simply MAHLE. MAHLE Aftermarket unites seven strong, international brands that are synonymous with innovation and uncompromising quality.

Are MAHLE gaskets OEM?

Remember that Mahle is the OEM supplier of brands like BMW too. There’s a reason for that. So yeah, both brands are good OEM replacements – with one exclusion, and that would be Honda OEM parts. Seriously, Honda motorbikes and cars are stellar in terms of factory gaskets specifically.

Is Mahle the same as Victor Reinz?

Victor Reinz is the automotive gasket brand for MAHLE Clevite Inc. MAHLE Clevite Inc. is one of the world’s largest suppliers of pistons, valve train parts, engine bearings, piston rings, and engine gaskets.

Does Mahle own Clevite?

After several decades of ownership, the brothers transfered 99.9 percent ownership to the MAHLE Foundation in 1964. More recently in 2007, MAHLE acquired the Dana Engine Parts business, which included the Clevite Division, creating the foundation for a successful future in the North American Aftermarket.