Daimler Trucks North America opened their Saltillo plant in the North
Mexican state of Coahuila in 2009. The plant has just seen production
of its 100,000th heavy duty Freightline truck Cascadia which denotes
that the location is just right and demand is at its peak. The Mexican
plant was built at an investment of $300 million, covers a total area of
120,000 sq meters and has an annual production capacity of upto 30,000
Freightline Cascadia trucks per annum which make up domestic and export
to Latin American countries, US and Canada.
The plant is in close proximity to suppliers, availability of raw
material, transportation facilities of both road and railway networks as
well as to an extended range of customers.
The 100,000th heavy duty long distance Freightliner Cascadia was
delivered to "Group Mon-Ro" a specialist in national and international
freight operations. The Daimler Saltillo plant houses a production
plant, logistics centre, administration building and training centre.
Besides the Saltillo plant, Santiago Tianguistenco is the second
production location for Daimler Trucks North America in Mexico.
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