FC Bayern München is at the top of the sporting league - and Germany's most successful football club is also at the forefront when it comes to sustainable mobility: in mid-July, the team drove to Munich Airport in the MAN Lion's City E with zero emissions.

Almost 2,500 kilometers. Eight countries in 10 days. One team. From April 29 to May 8, 2022, the Lion's City E was on the road in Europe - fully electric on its way from Munich to Limerick. Here you can review the unique tour and learn a lot about the future of electrified city buses.

MAN will be producing high-voltage batteries in Nuremberg from 2025. Ulrich Zimmer from MAN talks about the significance of the decision in an interview.

Living more sustainably, shaping an emission-free economy and protecting the planet. These are the goals of the Greentech Festival 2022 in Berlin. MAN was there with its entire electric fleet. 

More than 36,000 MAN employees worldwide work on a daily basis to make the world of freight transport and commercial vehicles more efficient, more eco-friendly and safer. How do they achieve that? All the facts about our company, our services, products and achievements can be found here.

In this interview, Christoph Herr (Head of Digital Solutions), Stefan Teuchert (Head of Electric/Electronic Systems) and Andre Wehner (Chief Information Officer) explain the idea behind the "Digital Triangle" and what benefits MAN customers gain from it.

The MAN Lion's City 12 E is now in operation on Pellworm in the UNESCO World Heritage Site with zero local emissions. The island's population was one of those who opted for the electric bus from MAN.

Local public transport is to become more attractive. MAN has long been working on the electric and networked bus of the future.

Freight forwarder Georg Fischer relies on MAN. Now his freight forwarder is also on the road with fully electric MAN eTGEs on Norderney. Read now.

MAN Truck & Bus is aiming to be neutral by 2050. The target is to save 70 per cent of emissions compared to 2019 levels across all the company’s locations around the world by 2030. Fleet emissions from trucks, buses and vans produced by MAN is to be reduced by 28 per cent by 2030. The commercial vehicle manufacturer has committed to these targets as part of the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) climate protection initiative.