The centre was strategically selected for its access to nearby universities and colleges, giving Grammer a rich talent pool for recruitment in business administration and IT. Initial staffing includes approximately 70 professionals, with plans to ramp up to around 190 employees by 2027.

In March 2025, Dr. Martin Kleinschmitt, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, along with four other shareholder representatives, stepped down from their roles ahead of schedule.

By formalising this service, Grammer is strengthening its aftermarket presence and enhancing customer value.

By diversifying funding sources and extending debt maturities to 2.5–3 years, the refinancing deal enhances Grammer’s liquidity and provides confidence to execute its strategic roadmap by investing in product innovation and cost optimisation.

The seat is scheduled for market rollout in mid-2025, with production to be carried out at Grammer’s established Ursensollen manufacturing facility.

The seat comes in three different ranges: Luxury, Comfort or Standard and comes with an optional installation kit.

The new 'ErgoLab' includes a 'test cube', which is used to assess the haptics, or “feel”, of the seat, steering wheel, and other interior components in different lighting conditions.

Grammer AG, based in Ursensollen, Germany, has announced the launch of its Roadtiger truck seat for the Chinese aftermarket. Now available for retrofitting, the Roadtiger driver seat is based on Grammer’s air-suspended MSG 115 series.

Grammer AG, based in Ursensollen, Germany, is serving as the coordinator for the Adaptive Process Chains for Increasing Production Quality and Efficiency (AdaProQ) project initiated by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action.

Seat and interior parts manufacturer Grammer AG, based in Ursensollen, Germany, has announced it has signed an agreement with Fricke Group as a sales partner for the European market. The Fricke Group operates extensive spare parts warehouses in 66 locations across 25 European countries.

In an interview with Truck & Bus Builder, seat and interior parts manufacturer Grammer emphasised the importance of sustainability to the company's future growth strategy.

Grammer AG, based in Amberg, Germany (a subsidiary of Ningbo Jifeng Auto Parts Co Ltd of Ningbo, Zhejiang, China) has announced a new ‘cinema’ truck seat aimed at increasing the available space inside medium and heavy-duty truck cabs.