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AUMOVIO Spin-off Approaches Finish Line

Nikolai Setzer and Philipp von Hirschheydt discuss the upcoming planned listing of Continental’s Automotive group sector on the stock exchange.

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Spin-off Automotive Group Sector

Here you will find materials for your reporting and all previous press releases on the topic.

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With the planned listing of AUMOVIO on the stock exchange on September 18, 2025, a significant chapter in Continental’s history is coming to a close. To honor the long-standing partnership and shared successes over the past decades, Continental has created a graphic novel – a visual narrative that tells the story of Continental and AUMOVIO from the early days of Automotive in Stöcken over 30 years ago, when the “Automotive Systems” sector was founded, to the present day.

Grafic Novel

Sustainable tires for electric mobility

Continental is using its decades of experience in development and combining it with findings from a variety of practical tests and collaborations to adapt its entire tire portfolio to the specific requirements of drive systems beyond combustion engines. In essence, the aim here is to achieve continuous optimization in terms of safety, efficiency and comfort.

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Sophisticated technologies extend range and battery life

For greater range, fast charging and a longer battery life, a sophisticated thermal management system with several cooling circuits is indispensable. Essential here are special hoses and lines that cool the battery and the extremely sensitive power electronics.

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A sustainable interior thanks to innovative surfaces

Sustainable technologies in cars make an important contribution to reducing CO2 emissions in passenger transport. But it is not only the electric drive system and the batteries that have to meet high sustainability standards. As customers increasingly turn away from materials of animal origin. Continental’s surface specialists are devoting more and more attention to sustainable, animal-free and recycled or upcycled materials for the interior.

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Continental technology protects electric car batteries against heat

In the summere, temperatures reaching ever higher levels on hot days. This also affects the sensitive batteries installed in electric vehicles. Continental offers a solution that safeguards the performance of these batteries, while also enhancing their sustainability.

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Electric Cars: Why Manufacturers Rely on Continental Tires

Seven of the world’s 10 highest-volume producers of battery electric vehicles rely on Continental tires for their original equipment. This is no coincidence, because choosing the right tire for electric vehicles is crucial for efficiency, braking and mileage.

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The right tire for (almost) every e-vehicle

Yesterday, the automobile revolutionized the world. Today, the automobile is being revolutionized. In less than ten years, every second vehicle will be electric. E-vehicles are playing an increasingly important role in the passenger car segment. Low emissions, low operating costs and low noise levels are only a few of the many reasons why the e-mobility trend is becoming increasingly popular. But what does this revolution mean for our tires? Compared to a conventional car, the tire of an e-car is exposed to much heavier loads and must meet complex demands.

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90 Years of Winter Tires - Safe on The Road with Continental

Continental has been developing and producing winter tires for 90 years. Named the "Gelände," its first product specifically for the cold season was introduced in 1934. Decades of experience in this field have since paid off: the tread patterns and rubber compounds of today’s winter tires from Continental are perfectly suited to these conditions. Ensuring more grip and shorter braking distances on snow, ice and in the rain. This is evident even at low driving speeds on a full layer of snow.

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Tires Made from Recycled Materials

Today's plastic waste is tomorrow's production material: Using recycled materials in the design, development and production of premium tires.

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Continental has compiled several white papers covering the entire portfolio of solutions for efficient and sustainable fleet management in the passenger car, bus, van and truck segments. The papers provide journalists, logistics companies, professionals and all other interested parties with an informed insight into the challenges currently facing vehicle fleets in Europe. Continental customers and our company’s own experts talk about their real-word experiences, new technologies and prospects for the future. The focus is on efficient tire management. Sustainability and digitalization are essential here. The total volume of the European logistics market is 1.115 trillion euros. Large fleets of vehicles are in daily operation on the continent’s roads, connecting markets, forming supply chains and laying the foundations for mobility. The passenger car fleet in Europe numbers some 250 million vehicles, while the truck fleet is made up of around 6.4 million vehicles. According to the European Commission, trucks, buses and coaches are responsible for about six percent of total greenhouse gas emissions in the EU. Looking forward, emissions from new trucks are to be cut by 90 percent by 2040 (compared to 2019). And all new buses should produce zero emissions by as soon as 2030. Tires have a major impact here on fleet sustainability and costs.

White Papers

Farmers around the world do not feel adequately prepared for the upcoming transition to more efficient and sustainable ways of farming. This is one of the key findings of Continental’s “Agriculture in Transition” study. On behalf of Continental, the market research institute Innofact AG surveyed over 500 farmers in Brazil, Germany, France, Japan and the USA about the challenges they are currently facing and their expectations for the future development of their industry. Find out more

The agriculture industry is faced with the task of feeding the world's growing population. At the same time, it is undergoing a far-reaching transformation towards more digitalization and sustainability. It is also the task of technology companies like Continental to support farmers in this transformation and minimize their day-to-day challenges, so that they can fully focus on the transformation of their industry and the provision of their products.

Philip Nelles
Continental Executive Board member

Continental Mobility Studies

Findings to the acceptance of advanced driver assistance systems, E-mobility and automated driving.

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Continental and AUMOVIO

A Shared Story in Pictures

Into the Electric Future of Mobility with Continental

Efficient Fleet Management – Digital, Connected and Sustainable

Study “Agriculture in Transition”