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Personnel changes in the Mercedes-Benz Trucks production network: Sven Gräble takes over from Gerald Jank
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25,000 truck assembly kits from Mercedes-Benz Wörth plant: Daimler Kamaz RUS celebrates Production Milestone
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Mercedes-Benz Wörth plant to start series production of the eActros in 2021
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Daimler übergibt am Standort Wörth Gesichtsschilde für medizinisches Personal
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Deeply rooted in the Palatinate region, well-positioned for the future: Mercedes-Benz invests around 70 million Euro in the development of present-day and future trucks
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Job #1 of the Mercedes-Benz Trucks flagship: Ready for its customers: the first new Actros rolls off the production line at the Mercedes-Benz Wörth plant
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Milestone in CKD Center: A three-quarter million for the whole globe: 750.000th truck assembly kit leaves Mercedes-Benz Wörth plant
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Mercedes-Benz Trucks to invest about 50 million euros in expansion of the Development and Test Center
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Major Order by Girteka Logistics of 1,000 Mercedes-Benz Actros: Handover at the Mercedes-Benz Customer Center in Woerth am Rhein
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More than 700,000 truck kits shipped for assembly to locations worldwide since 1966: Assembly Kits from Wörth Support Global Growth of Mercedes-Benz Trucks for 50 Year
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Milestone for Mercedes-Benz Trucks and the Wörth Plant: Handover of 100.000th new Actros
  • Milestone for Mercedes-Benz Trucks and the Wörth Plant: Handover of 100.000th new Actros
  • Wörth am Rhein, Nov 27, 2015 - The success story of the Mercedes-Benz Actros and "Quality made in Wörth" continues. Today (Friday), Dr. Holger Scherr, Head of Supply Chain & Supplier Management at the Mercedes-Benz Wörth plant, handed over the 100,000th new Actros produced in Wörth to Tobias Nagel, a partner in the Nagel Group. The milestone vehicle is a light-blue Actros 1843 LS and will be used on the roads of Germany and other European countries by Kraftverkehr Nagel GmbH & Co. KG.
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Anniversary at Mercedes-Benz Wörth Plant: Millionth Actros from Wörth delivered to long-standing customer Imperial
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Launch of series production of new extreme all-terrain Mercedes-Benz Unimog: First unit of modern classic vehicle rolls off the line at the truckplant in Wörth
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Mercedes-Benz truck plant in Wörth celebrates 50th anniversary: More than 3.6 million trucks built over half a century: The extraordinary story of the world’s biggest truck plant
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50 Years to the Day: The Mercedes-Benz Truck Plant in Wörth Celebrates a Milestone
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Daimler Trucks strategy: Achieving growth and economies of scale while consistently focusing on regional market requirements
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Still the only one of its kind: ten years of the Application Information Centre
  • Still the only one of its kind: ten years of the Application Information Centre
  • Wörth, Dec 3, 2010 - Among the fleet managers of haulage operators and local authorities, the Application Information Centre at the Mercedes-Benz Wörth plant has long been known as a Mecca for the commercial vehicle sector. Today, ten years after it was established, its reputation reaches far beyond the borders of Germany. Some 13,000 visitors come each year to the BIC (short for its German name of Branchen-Informations-Center), as it is commonly known.
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Transporting the Lighting Systems for the Mercedes Star: Four Mercedes-Benz Actros to Transport Vehicle Parts to the Wörth Truck Plant for Penske Logistics
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Truck Development and Test Center at Mercedes-Benz Plant in Wörth opened
  • Truck Development and Test Center at Mercedes-Benz Plant in Wörth opened
  • Stuttgart/Wörth am Rhein, Jun 18, 2008 - Today was the formal opening of a new Development and Test Center (EVZ) for trucks at the Mercedes-Benz plant in Wörth. In attendance at the ceremony were Rhineland-Palatinate Premier Kurt Beck, Mayor of the City of Wörth Harald Seiter, as well as Daimler representatives Andreas Renschler, member of the Board of Management responsible for Daimler Trucks; Dr. Jörg Zürn, Head of Product Development at Mercedes-Benz Trucks; and Martin Daum, Director of the Mercedes-Benz Wörth Plant.
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