The MAHLE logo, used by the automotive components manufacturer, consists of the brand name rendered in large, heavy uppercase sans-serif letters. All five letters are built from broad straight elements with right angles and rectangular inner spaces, giving the wordmark a precise geometric structure. The primary version is dark blue, while a white version is also used on dark backgrounds. The name MAHLE comes from the surname of the brothers Hermann and Ernst Mahle, who played a key role in the company’s development. In 1938, the company was reorganized as MAHLE KG, and the corporate wordmark introduced at that time has remained almost unchanged ever since.
MAHLE GmbH is a German technology group and one of the major international suppliers to the automotive industry, with a history that began in Stuttgart in 1920. The company develops and manufactures components and systems for passenger and commercial vehicles, including solutions for engines, filtration, thermal management, electric drives, electronics and other vehicle systems. MAHLE works with both vehicle manufacturers and the aftermarket through its Lifecycle and Mobility business unit. Today, the group focuses on electrification, thermal management and improving powertrain efficiency, while MAHLE components are installed in roughly every second vehicle worldwide.
