Vossler

Vossler AB

Type	Aktiebolag
Industry	Automotive
Founded	1 May 1909 (1909-05-01)
Founder	Bertil Vossler (1878-1954) Jöns Vossler (1881-1973)
Headquarters	Bräteborg , Vermrike
Area served	Worldwide
Revenue	619.8 billion VED (2023)
Net income	€5.1 billion VED (2023)
Owners	Futurum Invest (53%) Vermish state (29%) Miscellaneous (18%)
Number of employees	190.000 (2022)
Subsidiaries	Vossler Cars Vossler Trucks Vossler Construction Vossler Electrical Vossler Optical
Website	vossler.com

The Vossler Group (Vermish: Vosslerkoncernen; legally Andelsbolaget Vossler, shortened to Vossler AB, stylized as VOSSLER) is a Vermish automotive & electronics manufacturing corporation headquartered in Bräteborg. While its core activity is the production, distribution and sale of cars, trucks and construction equipment, Vossler also supplies marine and industrial drive systems, optics and electrical components for various different industries. From 1941 to 1969, the company also manufactured aircraft engines under the name Vossler Aeromek.

Established in 1909 by brothers Bertil and Jöns Vossler, the company initially operated as a mechanical workshop and engine repair facility under the name B.J.Mekaniska. By 1920, they constructed their inaugural car, The MV4, paving the way for the production of their current line of road vehicles, which commenced in 1923. In the initial decades, passenger car production faced constraints, while the company found success with trucks such as The LV30-series. Regular contracts and orders from national postal services were among the factors that ensured the company remained profitable.