With the ambitious goals of our "Ambition 2039", we at Mercedes-Benz are clearly committed to net carbon-neutral
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With the ambitious goals of our "Ambition 2039", we at Mercedes-Benz are clearly committed to net carbon-neutral
As an actor in the transport sector, the Mercedes-Benz Group supports the Paris Climate Agreement: We are convinced of the objectives of the agreement. Mercedes-Benz has made climate protection a core element of its business strategy with the aim of making the entire new vehicle fleet net carbon-neutral
In the view of Mercedes-Benz, the decarbonisation of the entire transport sector can be advanced via three main regulatory instruments: effective CO₂ targets for new vehicle fleets, increasing quotas for the share of renewable energies and nationwide establishment of CO₂ pricing mechanisms.
When designing the new EU7 emissions standard, the balance between effort and benefit during the transformation period must be ensured. With regard to the revision of the Air Quality Directive, Mercedes-Benz remains committed to revising the European Air Quality Directive in line with the needs of individual mobility and climate protection as far as possible. In addition to the transport sector, other sectors should also make a meaningful contribution for achieving good air quality in cities.
Following a Zero Carbon Technology strategy, Mercedes-Benz is taking the necessary steps to go all-electric. Customers and market conditions will set the pace of the transformation. The company plans to be in a position to cater different customer needs, whether it is an all-electric drivetrain or a combustion engine, until well into the 2030s.
In addition to a net carbon-neutral
We are working flat out to make Mercedes-Benz an even more sustainable company. The automotive industry is currently transforming like never before in its history. As a manufacturer of passenger cars and vans, Mercedes-Benz wants to create added value for all its stakeholders in an economically, ecologically and socially more sustainable way.
ESG criteria are an important guideline for the actions within the Group. The abbreviation "ESG" stands for "Environmental", "Social" and "Governance". In line with its sustainable corporate strategy, the Mercedes-Benz Group concentrates on a large number of activities in these areas. As part of its advocacy work, the Group is a driving force in matters of sustainability and climate protection. For the Group, one thing is certain: only if it operates responsibly, it can be successful in the long term. Mercedes-Benz therefore supports both the German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act and the EU's objective to create a basis for future common rules on due diligence.
As an internationally active company, equal opportunities, diversity, openness and respect are some of the fundamental convictions of Mercedes-Benz. We show this in the way in which we think, act and communicate. Wherever possible and appropriate, we use gender-neutral language. In principle, all the terms selected of course include all genders and identities.
