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Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV) has announced achieving new export milestones. The company has so far exported over 35,000 vehicles, to more than 50 different countries from India. Additionally, Daimler India has said that it has also exported over 5,500 CKD (Completely Knocked Down) vehicle kits to markets like South Africa, Kenya, Vietnam and Indonesia. In fact, recently, the company also added Malaysia as a new CKD market. Furthermore, the commercial vehicle maker has also said that over 150 million parts have been exported from the country to all its export markets.
Satyakam Arya, Managing Director and CEO Daimler India Commercial Vehicles and Leonardo Piccinini are congratulating the team on the new milestone
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Commenting on the new milestone, Satyakam Arya, Managing Director and CEO, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, said, "With this milestone of 150 million parts exported and the addition of a new CKD market, DICV once again validates India's 'Make for the World'. It's a win-win solution; our global Daimler network receives quality Indian parts, and our Indian supplier community gains access to Daimler's global supply chains. By shipping more and more Indian-made products to an increasing number of overseas markets, DICV is helping India become an international manufacturing hub."
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The company claims that India is the fifth most important market for Daimler Trucks, serving both domestic as well as international markets
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Interestingly, the company the DICV plant near Chennai is the only Daimler facility, worldwide, that produces engines, transmissions, trucks and buses at the same site under four brands - BharatBenz, FUSO, Mercedes-Benz and Freightliner. The company claims that India is the fifth most important market for Daimler Trucks, serving both domestic as well as international markets. In fact, since the start of its export operation in 2013, DICV has exported more than 32,000 trucks and 3,500 buses.
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Talking about the export business, Shrikumar V Unnithan, DICV's Head of International Business & Beyond Trucks said, "International business is one of DICV's key strategic pillars for long-term growth. We will continue to make more products and parts here in India with the help of our 350+ local suppliers, and then proudly export them to the world with one global quality standard."
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