Daimler AG - Brands

Brands

Daimler sells automobiles under the following marques worldwide:

  • Mercedes-Benz Cars
    • Maybach
    • Mercedes-Benz
    • Smart
    • Mercedes-AMG
  • Daimler Trucks
    • Commercial vehicles
      • Freightliner
      • Mercedes-Benz (truck group)
      • Mitsubishi Fuso
      • Thomas Built Buses
      • Sterling Trucks - operations winded down in 2010, but will continue to support authorized dealers and vehicle owners
      • Western Star
      • BharatBenz
    • Components
      • Alliance Truck Parts
      • Detroit Diesel
      • Mercedes-Benz
      • Mitsubishi Fuso
  • Daimler Buses
    • Mercedes-Benz buses
    • Orion Bus Industries - operations winded down in 2012, expected to close in 2013
    • Setra
  • Mercedes-Benz Vans
    • Mercedes-Benz (vans group)
  • Daimler Financial Services
    • Mercedes-Benz Bank
    • Mercedes-Benz Financial
    • Daimler Truck Financial
  • Others
    • Mercedes AMG High Performance Powertrains (Builds engines for Formula 1 Racing)

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