German Automotive Company Organizational Structures
Compare editable charts for German carmakers, truck groups and suppliers, from brand portfolios to current reported divisions.
These companies use different kinds of groupings. Volkswagen and TRATON show brand and commercial-vehicle portfolios; Continental and Schaeffler show current operating divisions. Read each chart's relationship note before treating a branch as legal ownership.
Volkswagen Group organizational structure
Core, Progressive and Sport Luxury brand groups, plus TRATON, software and finance.
BMW Group organizational structure
Automotive brands, motorcycles and financial services as reported segments.
Mercedes-Benz Group organizational structure
Cars, Vans and Financial Services after the Mobility merger and 2026 renaming.
Porsche AG organizational structure
Sports-car operations and Financial Services, separate from the holding company.
Daimler Truck organizational structure
Explore Daimler Truck’s continuing truck, bus and financial-services segments, plus its separately held ARCHION stake after the April 2026 Fuso transfer.
TRATON Group organizational structure
Explore TRATON’s four truck and bus brand segments, Financial Services and cross-brand research organization in a dated, editable group chart.
Continental organizational structure
See Continental’s Tires and ContiTech sectors after the Aumovio spin-off, with the pending ContiTech sale clearly distinguished from a completed transfer.
Schaeffler organizational structure
Explore Schaeffler’s product divisions after its Vitesco integration, including E-Mobility, Powertrain & Chassis, aftermarket and industrial bearings.
ZF Group organizational structure
Explore ZF’s seven published vehicle, industrial and aftermarket divisions, including ZF Lifetec and Commercial Vehicle Solutions, in an editable chart.
MTU Aero Engines organizational structure
Explore MTU’s OEM and MRO reporting segments, including commercial and military engine work under OEM.