Where Bosch is made
Bosch crafts appliances in 37 factories across the world, close to the families who use them and with more than 140 years of German engineering built into every appliance.
Local for local. Made for the way you live
In 1886, Robert Bosch founded his own workshop in Stuttgart, Germany. Today, Bosch (part of BSH Home Appliances), operates in around 50 countries, delivering appliances to homes worldwide – from kitchens in the Netherlands to laundry rooms in Shanghai and everywhere in between.
Built close to home. Quality. Made to last.
Why Bosch creates close to home
Cooking habits, energy grids, lifestyles and water hardness all vary from one country to the next. A washing machine sold in Lithuania uses different water from one sold in Singapore. That's why we build appliances close to the families who use them, in factories run by people who live there too.
Made in Germany
Germany has been home to Bosch since the company's beginnings more than 140 years ago. Many groundbreaking innovations and success stories can be traced back to the German production sites, and the dedicated professionals there.
As global hubs for the parts, electronics, software and design that go into every Bosch appliance, our German sites will continue to be of great importance in the future.
Our German locations
European production sites
Across more than 20 production sites throughout Europe, Bosch engineers ensure every appliance meets our high quality standards before reaching your home.
From Germany to Spain, Poland and beyond, these locations pioneer innovative production and develop next-generation components. With factories and centers of excellence across the continent, we stay committed to inspiring consumers with home appliances.es.
Nazarje, Slovenia: big in small appliances
This is BSH's main factory for small domestic appliances in Europe, and one of the largest of its kind on the continent. Hand mixers, food processors and coffee machines are designed and built here for households across Europe and beyond. Founded over 50 years ago, the factory has now around 1,500 employees working here.
