Mercedes-Benz truck plant in Wörth am Rhein, Lkw-Montagewerk der Daimler AG in Wörth am Rhein
The Mercedes-Benz truck plant in Wörth am Rhein is the company's largest assembly facility since 1963, producing up to 470 vehicles daily including Arocs, Atego, and Actros models. Specialized variants like Econic, Unimog, and Zetros are also built here, with some vehicles disassembled as CKD components and shipped worldwide.
The plant was founded in 1963 and grew into the world's largest assembly facility for specialized trucks. Recently, the facility expanded production to include electrified models such as the eActros and eEconic.
The location's name reflects its position on the Rhine River. Visitors witness skilled workers here building each truck with individual care, tailoring every vehicle to specific customer requirements.
Visitors should wear sturdy shoes as tours involve walking through various sections of the facility. Children aged 14 and over are permitted entry, and tickets are personalized and non-transferable.
The facility is home to the nearby Unimog Museum where visitors can view historic models and even attempt to drive these specialized vehicles themselves. This experience reveals the long history and diverse global applications of these trucks across different industries.
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