- In April 2025, Mann+Hummel introduced its latest cabin air filter designed specifically for electric vehicles (EVs). This advanced filter features a multi-layer design with activated carbon and HEPA technology, targeting the increasing demand for high-efficiency filtration to improve air quality inside EVs. The product launch addresses growing consumer concerns over cabin air pollution and allergen protection, helping automakers meet stricter interior air quality standards worldwide.
- In March 2025, Donaldson Company completed the acquisition of FS Filters, a European filtration specialist focused on high-performance engine and hydraulic filters. This strategic acquisition expands Donaldson’s OE portfolio and strengthens its footprint in the European automotive market. The move aims to accelerate innovation in filtration technologies, enabling Donaldson to better serve OEMs with comprehensive filter solutions tailored for internal combustion and hybrid vehicles.
- In January 2025, Honeywell unveiled a new nano-fiber oil filter media designed to improve filtration efficiency and extend oil change intervals for heavy-duty vehicles. The innovation uses advanced nanotechnology to capture smaller particles and contaminants, enhancing engine protection and reducing maintenance costs for commercial vehicle OEMs. Honeywell’s nano-fiber media is gaining rapid interest from global truck manufacturers looking to improve vehicle durability and sustainability.
- In February 2025, Mahle announced a collaboration with Bosch to co-develop next-generation particulate filters with improved soot capturing capabilities for gasoline direct injection engines. The partnership focuses on combining Mahle’s filter manufacturing expertise with Bosch’s sensor and control technology to enhance real-time filter monitoring and performance. This joint effort is expected to set new benchmarks for emission control systems in passenger vehicles.
- In April 2025, Tenneco launched an eco-friendly cabin air filter under its Global OE product line in North America. The filter uses sustainable materials and biodegradable components without compromising filtration efficiency. This product launch responds to increasing regulatory pressure and consumer demand for environmentally responsible automotive components. Tenneco expects this innovation to boost its OE market share in passenger vehicles by aligning with green manufacturing trends.
