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How to be a responsible advocate for corporate interests.

Eckart von Klaeden.

Our positions.

Protecting the climate and natural resources is one of the existential challenges of the time. However, the more ambitious the targets set by policymakers become, the less they can be achieved by the companies of the automotive industry alone. The political framework conditions are essential. This requires a collaborative dialogue between politics, business and society – and this is precisely where the work of the Mercedes-Benz Group's External Affairs department comes in.

Transparency.

Climate Protection.

Digitalisation.

Trade and Investment.

E-Mobility.

Raw Material Report.

We report on our activities to respect human rights in raw material supply chains and on our progress in the context of our sustainable corporate strategy.

To our Raw Material Report

Mercedes-Benz has started planning the installation of a wind farm at its test track in Papenburg, northern Germany.

20 wind turbines planned on our test track.

Mercedes-Benz plans to install a wind farm on its test track in Papenburg, northern Germany.

Sustainability Report 2023.

Our Mercedes-Benz Group Sustainability Report 2023 outlines milestones that we have already reached on our clearly defined path to greater sustainability.

To the sustainability report