MAHLE boosts car filtration range

April 05, 2018
MAHLE boosts car filtration range
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MAHLE Aftermarket has made some important additions to its filtration range for passenger cars.


The 19 new part numbers have been added covering applications from some of the world’s leading vehicle manufacturers including popular models such as LandRover Evoque, Renault Megane, Opell Corsa and Kia Optima.  This latest extension brings even wider choice to MAHLE’s aftermarket customers, further increasing car parc coverage.

The company says all of the new additions are of Original Equipment quality, ensuring the manufacturer’s warranty remains valid and parts perform to the same standard as the original.

MAHLE has introduced numerous new part numbers over the past few months, underlining its determination to lead the market with the highest quality filters from the widest range available.

MAHLE offers a comprehensive filter offering ranging from air filters, to oil and fuel filters, to air drier cartridges. The range also includes an extensive range of cabin air filters featuring the latest CareMetix technology, addressing people’s need for clean air to breathe.
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