Daimler Truck’s Global Parts Center in Halberstadt has completed phased commissioning and entered full operation, supplying up to 300,000 spare parts lines to Mercedes-Benz truck dealers across 170 countries. The facility completed its transition from the previous Germersheim site on 22 June 2026, having begun gradual commissioning in summer 2024.

Parts leave Halberstadt for 20 regional Parts Centers, which supply around 3,000 dealers globally. The 260,000 square-metre facility is served by around 2,600 suppliers and uses an AutoStore small-parts system alongside a 40-metre automated high-bay warehouse. Day-to-day operations are managed by DP World on behalf of Daimler Truck.

In a statement, Andreas Spreter, Head of the Daimler Truck Global Parts Center Halberstadt, said: “Yesterday, we transitioned the last markets and customers from the previous site in Germersheim, and we now supply the entire world exclusively from Halberstadt. This is a major milestone for us. We are currently working at full speed to stabilise and optimise the processes and systems to continuously enhance the performance of parts logistics at this site. This is how we intend to meet our customers’ expectations—true to our motto: ‘Trucks you can trust.'”

The site runs without fossil fuels, heated by electric heat pumps and powered by a 22 MWp photovoltaic system expected to generate over 20 million kW/h annually. Output exceeds on-site consumption, with surplus fed to the grid and additional storage capacity planned.

Source: Daimler Truck