The expansion deepens Daimler’s aftersales readiness for zero-emission powertrains, enhances service efficiency, and underscores commitment to sustainable transport.

This expansion strengthens Europe’s electric CV supply chain, reducing reliance on Asian imports and supporting regional job creation in green manufacturing.

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.

The GPC will centralise global spare parts supply for Mercedes-Benz Trucks, stocking 300,000 items, serving over 3,000 dealers in 170 countries. Partnering with DP World, Daimler aims to reduce delivery times and vehicle downtime.

The 5-day programme had representatives from across the Asia Pacific region.

The company is looking to capitalise on the demand for clean energy in the transportation sector by preparing to roll out a nationwide network of energy hubs across the UK that will cater specifically to the needs of van and truck operators navigating the shift away from diesel.

Trucks to help strengthen local transport industry

Randoncorp states it is committed to training leaders who are prepared to take on strategic challenges and contribute to the organization's growth.

The Kecskemét plant currently manufactures multiple components, supplying OEMs worldwide.

The expanded distribution centre delivers to South & Central America including Mexico.

MoU signed with local distributor Petromin and Saudi Government

This multi-site manufacturing investment supports Eaton’s strategy to serve both passenger and commercial vehicle electrification markets across Europe as OEMs shift away from combustion engines.