Daimler Truck's Global Parts Center in Halberstadt Now Fully Operational, Shipping Spare Parts Worldwide
Daimler Truck has completed the gradual commissioning of its Global Parts Center in Halberstadt, Germany, now shipping spare parts to Mercedes-Benz truck dealers in 170 countries.
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What Happened
Daimler Truck has completed the gradual commissioning of its Global Parts Center (GPC) in Halberstadt, Germany, and set the logistics center into full operation. Since the end of June 2026, the worldwide spare parts supply for Mercedes-Benz trucks has been running entirely out of Halberstadt. Parts are shipped to 20 regional Parts Centers around the world, which in turn supply dealers across all global Mercedes-Benz truck markets.
Opening of the Global Parts Center and gradual commissioning begins
First truck carrying parts leaves for Spain
GPC supplies replacement parts to all of Europe
Transition of last markets from previous site in Germersheim; worldwide supply exclusively from Halberstadt
270,000square meters gross floor area
First phase includes about 260,000 sq m of logistics space, equivalent to over 35 soccer fields.
“The Global Parts Center is our key to satisfied customers. They are our top priority. A reliable and fast supply of replacement parts ensures that our customers’ trucks are on the road as much as possible.”
Why this matters
The new center centralizes spare parts logistics for Mercedes-Benz trucks worldwide, aiming to improve parts availability and vehicle uptime for customers.
Terms in This Story
- Global Parts Center (GPC)
- A centralized logistics hub that manages and distributes spare parts for a vehicle manufacturer's global network.
- AutoStore
- An automated storage and retrieval system that uses robots to move bins containing small parts.
- CO₂-neutral operation
- A facility's operations that produce no net carbon dioxide emissions, often achieved through renewable energy and energy efficiency.
- Photovoltaic system
- A system that converts sunlight into electricity using solar panels.
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