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The Mercedes-Benz Hungarian plant will put into production the B-class model, and it is expected that the annual output will reach 120,000. The plant is located in Kecskemet, in the southeastern part of Budapest, Hungary. It will employ 3,000 people. In addition, the plant will create nearly 10,000 new jobs for the parts and components industry.
"The Hungarian factory is an important milestone in our growth strategy. The Kecskemet plant will serve as one of our demonstration plants. We will set an example in terms of flexibility, efficiency and quality. We are working on this plant," said Dai Zelei CEO Ze Che. Create new standards."
Mercedes-Benz invested a total of 800 million U.S. dollars to build a Hungarian factory. This investment is the largest foreign direct investment in Hungary. This investment brings light to Hungary, which is in a period of economic hardship.
Despite the current weak sales in the European market, Cai Che still said: "2011 is the most successful year in Mercedes-Benz history, Mercedes-Benz in 2012 will set a new historical record."
Mercedes-Benz's First Eastern European Plant Settled in Hungary for Production of Class B
On March 29, the Mercedes-Benz company's plant in Hungary was officially completed and put into production. This factory is its first factory in Eastern Europe.