Mixed production of conventional and electrically powered trucks at MAN requires a new painting concept. The first shift into the future started in Munich.

Flexible working promotes sustainability: MAN's "New Work Mode" gives almost 4,600 MAN employees in Munich more freedom thanks to Mobile Office and positions the company as a modern employer. 

MAN Truck & Bus is relying on electric drive to bring more sustainability to its fleet. However, research is also under way into hydrogen fuel cells. 

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The rough mountain paths that lead though plateau region of Asiago in Northern Italy aren’t easy terrain for a truck. Yet entrepreneur Daniele Dalla Palma regularly transports heavy loads on these routes on behalf of his timber forwarding company – and relies on vehicles from MAN to do this.

For the first time, MAN has placed sustainability at the heart of its corporate strategy. The 2021 sustainability report also contains a commitment to a greenhouse gas-neutral balance sheet by 2050. 

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.

An impressive life story: Guillaume Levaillant is a passionate truck driver, managing director of Paratrans, the transport company he set up – and he has been paralysed from the age of 23. That hasn’t hindered this entrepreneur. We visited the genuine workaholic in the North of France.

Electric buses are quiet. It’s great, but it’s also potentially dangerous because other road users can barely hear the vehicle coming. That’s why the industry has been working on an acoustic warning system.