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F.S. Fehrer Automotive

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Fehrer is a specialist for vehicle interior components and part of the AUNDE Group.

Last updated September 11, 2026

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Overview

The Fehrer Gruppe describes itself as one of the world's leading specialists for components in vehicle interiors. It states that it is part of the globally positioned AUNDE Group, which it says ranks among the 100 largest automotive suppliers. Its headquarters is in Kitzingen, and it works with further locations worldwide. Its portfolio areas named on the homepage include seat upholstery, seat modules, composite components, and variPUR. The homepage also lists AUNDE Oberflächentechnologien, FEHRER Interieurmodule, ISRINGHAUSEN Sitzsysteme und Federn, and REINERT Technische Kunststoffteile.

History

The homepage states that composite components made of fiber-reinforced plastics have been produced at Fehrer since the 1980s. It also states that Fehrer is part of the globally positioned AUNDE Group, which it says ranks among the 100 largest automotive suppliers. The homepage mentions that committed and qualified people work together cooperatively at the headquarters in Kitzingen and at further locations worldwide.

Products and positioning

One of the world's leading specialists for components in vehicle interiors

  • Sitzpolster

    Seat upholstery; the homepage states that a vehicle's seating is the direct and closest connection between passengers and the automobile.

  • Sitzmodule

    Seat modules; the homepage states that seat modules of today's automobiles are characterized by a multitude of functions.

  • Composite Components

    Lightweight structures and composite components made of fiber-reinforced plastics have been produced at Fehrer since the 1980s.

  • variPUR

    variPUR by Fehrer is described on the homepage as more than a material — an invitation to rethink lightness.

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