Mercedes-Benz Q1 adj EBIT €1.77B (est €1.6B), Cars adj ROS 4.1% (est 3.17%), confirms 2026 guidance
Mercedes-Benz reported Q1 2026 sales of €31.60 billion, below estimates of €31.8 billion, while adjusted EBIT was €1.77 billion, above estimates of €1.6 billion. The Cars division posted adjusted EBIT of €933 million and an adjusted return on sales of 4.1%, both exceeding estimates, and the company confirmed its 2026 guidance.
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Mercedes-Benz reported Q1 2026 sales of €31.60 billion, below estimates of €31.8 billion, while adjusted EBIT was €1.77 billion, above estimates of €1.6 billion. The Cars division posted adjusted EBIT of €933 million and an adjusted return on sales of 4.1%, both exceeding estimates, and the company confirmed its 2026 guidance.
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