Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV), which manufactures BharatBenz trucks and buses, has inaugurated a new West Regional Parts Logistics Centre in Pune as part of efforts to strengthen its aftersales and spare-parts distribution network.
The facility is intended to bring genuine spare parts closer to customers and dealers in western India, helping reduce delivery lead times and improve parts availability. The company said the centre will support faster service turnaround and help maximise vehicle uptime.
BharatBenz currently has a central Parts Logistics Centre at Oragadam in Tamil Nadu and a Regional Logistics Centre at Gurugram, Haryana. The Pune facility adds another regional logistics hub to the network. The company’s genuine-parts distribution network includes more than 360 dealerships and 50 parts outlets across India.
DICV had earlier established its Gurugram Regional Logistics Centre to improve parts availability across the North, East and West regions. The facility was designed to stock more than 1,000 critical and fast-moving spare parts and uses digital systems for real-time inventory monitoring and parts tracking.
The Pune centre is expected to strengthen parts availability for BharatBenz customers across Maharashtra and other markets in western India. The company has also been expanding its sales and service footprint in the region. In March 2026, DICV inaugurated new BharatBenz dealerships in Talegaon, Pune, and Malegaon, Nashik, taking the total BharatBenz touchpoints in Maharashtra to 19 under its partnership with Autobahn Trucking.
The expansion comes as commercial vehicle manufacturers place greater emphasis on aftersales support, particularly for fleet operators for whom vehicle downtime can directly affect utilisation and operating costs.