Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV), the wholly owned subsidiary of Daimler Truck AG (“Daimler Truck”) today announced the further expansion of the BharatBenz sales and service network in the North, Northeast and Southern regions of India with 5 new 3S dealerships. The BharatBenz sales and service network now comprises of over 320 locations, strengthening the presence of the brand and customer service across the country.

The 5 new BharatBenz network locations were inaugurated in Trichy (Tamil Nadu), Moradabad (Uttar Pradesh), Jindh (Haryana), Aizwal (Mizoram), and Dimapur (Nagaland). The company has also opened an exclusive spare parts outlet in Vandalur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu.

These new BharatBenz dealerships are strategically located closer to National and State highways to deliver quick and reliable service to customers. These state-of-the-art facilities have been designed to offer customers comprehensive solutions with respect to sales, service, and spare parts for BharatBenz’s entire range of commercial vehicles, and also offer them a unique experience at the respective locations.

Speaking on the development, Mr. Sreeram Venkateswaran, President, and CBO of Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, said, “India’s infrastructure development is on an upward trajectory, which is a great sign for the commercial vehicle industry. This is aiding a faster reach to all markets. Having crossed 320 sales and service locations, we will continue to expand our sales and service footprint in the coming months to achieve 350 network locations by the end of 2023. This will enable our customers to experience our products and services when and where they need them. Our aim is to ensure BharatBenz sales and service is accessible to our customers in all the locations that are important for their fleet operations and support them efficiently. With a cumulative of 30 BharatBenz locations in Uttar Pradesh and Haryana, 32 in Tamil Nadu and 11 in the Northeast we are capable of servicing over 6 lakh vehicles per annum with our 8000 skilled service technicians across the country to ensure our customers receive the best service possible in these regions.”