The facility is located within the existing premises of Daimler India Commercial Vehicles Pvt Ltd (DICV) and will manufacture and assemble buses under two brands— Mercedes-Benz and BharatBenz.
The capacity of the plant would be 1,500 units and can be expanded to 4,000 units subsequently.
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Wolfgang Bernhard, memer of the Board of Management responsible for Daimler Trucks and Buses, said the company is opening a new chapter of growth with the new launches. "This investment represents the ongoing pursuit of company's strategy of targeted expansion of company's global market presence," he said.
DICV is a 100 per cent subsidiary of Daimler AG.
The company-built FUSO trucks from Oragadam are exported to markets in South East Asia, Africa and Latin America.
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