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    Mercedes-Benz powertrain plants: Production launch for key components of the series-produced battery-powered eActros
    Gaggenau / Mannheim / Kassel, Oct 4, 2021 - The Mercedes-Benz powertrain plants in Germany are starting production of key components for the battery-powered eActros. They include the electric axle and the battery packs, which are produced and assembled at the plants in Gaggenau, Kassel and Mannheim.
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    Electric drive components for the Powertrain Plants: Key points agreed for future orientation of the Mercedes-Benz plants in Gaggenau, Kassel and Mannheim
    Gaggenau / Kassel / Mannheim , Jul 30, 2021 - Following intensive talks, Daimler Truck AG and the Works Council have agreed on key points regarding the future orientation and safeguarding of the Mercedes-Benz powertrain plants.
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    Planned comparison with catenary trucks: Since January, the battery-electric Mercedes-Benz eActros has been driving up to 300km daily on a future catenary route
    Stuttgart / Gaggenau, Mar 24, 2021 - Since July 2019, the purely battery-electric Mercedes-Benz eActros has proven its worth in extensive field testing at the company Logistik Schmitt. The eActros has travelled a total of around 50,000 kilometres in the Northern Black Forest to date, carrying more than 100,000 load units on around 5,000 trips.
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    Breaking the five million mark: Mercedes-Benz plant Gaggenau is celebrating a production milestone for medium and heavy-duty transmissions
    Gaggenau, Nov 12, 2018 - Breaking the five million mark: Mercedes-Benz plant Gaggenau is celebrating a production milestone for medium and heavy-duty transmissions

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