According to company officials, Daimler India is the only location of the company where engines, transmissions, trucks and buses are manufa...

Commenting on the appointments, DICV Managing Director & CEO Satyakam Arya said, "Muthu Maruthachalam C and Karl-Alexander Seidel are highl...

Satyakam Arya joined DICV in 2009 as the Head of Powertrain Procurement before becoming its Vice President of Global Procurement.

Marc Llistosella decided to leave the company on "his own accord", said the statement from the company on Tuesday.

It assumes significance as Daimler India Commercial Vehicle had approached the Indian bankruptcy court in the past after its networth had e...

"The new sub-9tonne vehicles will initially be designated only for exoprts as FUSO brand and the first customer variants will be rolled out...

Focusing on future trends, the company showcased an all electric Mercedes-Benz Urban e Truck, all electric Fuso eCanter and Mercedes-Benz F...

Dailmer has made additions to photo voltaic installations at the plant increasing the overall technical capacity of the plant from 0.8 MW t...

Daimler today said its sales rose by 37 per cent to 14,000 units in the domestic market on good demand for heavy-duty segment.

'We have sold 22,325 units till today and that is good, as nobody has ever reached this kind of sales number in such a short span of time.'

Daimler AG, the world's largest truck maker is preparing to export its fully built luxury buses under the Mercedes Benz brand to South Asia.

The trucks will be sold through the exclusive dealer “Diamond Motors” an authorized local distributor in Trinidad and Tobago.

Daimler's bus plant located in Oragadam, near Chennai is coming up at an investment of Rs 424 crore.

"Indian market is very volatile but we would like to have a market share that is two digits, more than 10 per cent in 5 years."

Daimler India commercially launched the new FUSO FJ 25T and FI 12T trucks at the 22nd Indonesia International Motor Show, one of the Southe...

Expanding its overseas presence, German commercial vehicle maker Daimler has now begun shipping its FUSO range of trucks to Zimbabwe.

'The objective of the investment is to support growth and business expansion as the global commercial vehicle market continues its recovery...