Mercedes-Benz Group Organizational Structure & Org Chart

Mercedes-Benz Group reports Cars, Vans and Financial Services as three segments. Its former Mobility division was renamed after the year-end 2025 Mobility AG merger into Mercedes-Benz AG.

Mercedes-Benz Group organizational chart

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Mercedes-Benz Group's reporting structure as of 2026-09. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom — or open it in QueryChart and edit it as your own.

Industry: Automotive and financial services
Headquarters: Stuttgart, Germany
Founded: 1926 (Daimler-Benz merger)
Employees: 164,120 (31 Dec 2025)
CEO: Ola Källenius
Revenue: €132.2 billion (FY2025)
Ownership: Public
Structure as of: 2026-09
Structure last reviewed: 2026-09-24

About the company

Mercedes-Benz Group builds passenger cars and premium vans and provides financing, leasing and related services. Its 2025 annual report identifies three operating divisions and segments, a useful boundary for a public company chart.

The chart reflects the structure in effect in 2026. Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG merged into Mercedes-Benz AG, while the financial-services segment continued under a new name. Segment continuity and legal-entity change are separate facts.

Cars, Vans and Financial Services

Mercedes-Benz Cars is the passenger-car segment. Mercedes-AMG and Mercedes-Maybach are car portfolio names within this side of the business, not separately reported group segments.

Mercedes-Benz Vans is the premium van segment. The Sprinter and V-Class illustrate distinct product families within the van portfolio; they are products, not legal subsidiaries.

Mercedes-Benz Financial Services covers financing and leasing and other mobility-related services. The group says its segment reporting stayed unchanged when Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG merged into Mercedes-Benz AG and the division was renamed.

The diagram follows reporting and product membership. It does not depict the full subsidiary register, executive reporting lines or shareholdings.

Key leadership roles

Ola Källenius
Chairman of the Board of Management, Mercedes-Benz Group AG — Branches below are public segments and selected product families, not asserted personal reporting lines.

How this structure supports the business

The three-segment view matches how the group discusses performance and prevents a car-brand-only chart from hiding Vans and Financial Services.

Showing the financial-services naming change avoids leaving a former legal company in the diagram as though it still stood alone after the merger.

Advantages and disadvantages

Matches the continuing segment reporting after the 2026 integration.: Product families are selective and omit geography, factories and most legal entities.

Interesting facts

The 2025 annual report names three operating segments: Cars, Vans and Financial Services.
Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG merged into Mercedes-Benz AG, but the segment reporting continued.
The former Mobility division was renamed Mercedes-Benz Financial Services.
Mercedes-Benz Vans sold 359,136 vehicles in 2025.

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Frequently asked questions

What are Mercedes-Benz Group's segments?

Mercedes-Benz Cars, Mercedes-Benz Vans and Mercedes-Benz Financial Services.

Is Mercedes-Benz Mobility AG still a separate group segment?

The Mobility AG legal entity merged into Mercedes-Benz AG; the financial-services reporting segment continued under the Financial Services name.

Is Mercedes-AMG a separate reportable segment?

No. It is shown as part of the passenger-car portfolio within Mercedes-Benz Cars.

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