Download Mercedes-Benz Trucks prepares its European production network for the future Mercedes-Benz Trucks plans to expand and optimize its European production network to meet future market requirements. A consistent focus on efficiency, resilience, and flexibility in light of rising complexity due to an increasing variety of product variants. The Wörth plant will remain the lead and largest volume site within the production network. A new location in Cheb (Czech Republic) is planned to complement the… - Mercedes-Benz Trucks plans to expand and optimize its European production network to meet future market requirements. - A consistent focus on efficiency, resilience, and flexibility in light of rising complexity due to an increasing variety of product variants. - The Wörth plant will remain the lead and largest volume site within the production network. - A new location in Cheb (Czech Republic) is planned to complement the network from the end of the decade onward. - Both sites are intended to produce vehicles with diesel and alternative drive systems. - Reallocation of production volumes within the network, program adjustments at the Wörth (Germany) and Aksaray (Türkiye) plants. - Achim Puchert, CEO Mercedes-Benz Trucks: “With our new assembly plant in Cheb, we are strengthening the competitiveness of our production network with a clear focus on cost optimization and complexity management. This enables us to secure value creation and employment at the Wörth site and to continue investing there in the future.” Leinfelden-Echterdingen – Mercedes-Benz Trucks is continuing to systematically strengthen the future viability of its European production network. The plant in Wörth am Rhein, Germany, (state of Rhineland-Palatinate) is—and will remain—the lead and largest volume plant within the network. The company plans to expand the existing network in the future by adding a vehicle assembly and manufacturing site in Cheb (Karlovarský/Karlsbad region), Czech Republic. Painted