MAN Truck & Bus Italia Marks 40th Anniversary with Third Consecutive Record Revenue in 2025
MAN Truck & Bus Italia celebrates its 40th anniversary in 2026, reporting a record revenue of €617 million for 2025, its third consecutive record.
€617 million
11%
10.2%
What Happened
MAN Truck & Bus Italia, established on June 4, 1986, has grown from a budding branch to one of the most successful MAN national companies in Europe. Italy is the fifth-largest truck market and fourth-largest van market in Europe, with over 25,000 trucks sold annually. The company attributes its success to close partnerships with a growing dealer and service network, continuous investments, and alignment with Italian market needs.
€617 millioneuros
11% increase over 2024, third consecutive record.
“40 years of MAN Italia mean 40 years of shared success story. We celebrate this anniversary with pride and a clear view forward.”
- Truck market share above 6 tonnes surpassed 10.2% for the first time
- Record van sales of 1,755 units, 2.4% market share
- Bus business returned to growth
- Second-largest manufacturer of battery-electric trucks in Italy
In 2026, MAN Italia is opening nine new locations, over half of its centers are already equipped for electric vehicle maintenance, and it is building charging infrastructure for heavy commercial vehicles with partners like MOON POWER Italia, Milence, and E.ON. A commemorative book chronicling four decades of MAN in Italy has been published.
Why this matters
The milestone highlights MAN's strong performance in Italy, a key European market, and its investments in electric vehicle infrastructure and network expansion.
Terms in This Story
- Landesgesellschaft
- National subsidiary or local company of a larger corporation.
- Nutzfahrzeugmarkt
- Commercial vehicle market, including trucks, vans, and buses.
- Marktanteil
- Market share, the percentage of total sales in a market held by a company.
- Ladeinfrastruktur
- Charging infrastructure for electric vehicles.
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