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BharatBenz Expands Eastern India Footprint with New Raniganj Dealership​

Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, a subsidiary of Daimler AG, has inaugurated a new BharatBenz dealership in Raniganj, West Bengal, strengthening its presence in the eastern region of the country.

The new dealership, named Agile Trucking, marks a strategic expansion for the BharatBenz brand as it deepens its service and sales network in key freight corridors.

85,000 Sq Ft Facility to Serve Eastern India Market​

Spread across 85,000 square feet, the Raniganj facility is equipped to handle comprehensive customer needs, including vehicle sales, after-sales service, and spare parts support.

Staffed by 65 trained personnel, the dealership has the capacity to service more than 500 vehicles per month. The company said the new outlet is positioned to support growing commercial vehicle demand in the region, particularly in areas witnessing infrastructure growth and industrial expansion.

West Bengal Remains a Key Market for BharatBenz​

Rajiv Chaturvedi, President and Chief Business Officer at Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, said West Bengal continues to be a vital market for BharatBenz. He attributed the demand to ongoing infrastructure development, industrial activity, and increasing freight movement along major national highways.

He also highlighted the company’s broader network expansion plans. BharatBenz currently operates 418 touch points across India. The addition of 32 more touch points in 2026 will take the total network strength to 450.

In West Bengal alone, BharatBenz operates 11 service workshops and plans to add five more next year, reinforcing its commitment to strengthening after-sales infrastructure in the state.

The inauguration of the Raniganj dealership underlines BharatBenz’s focus on expanding its commercial vehicle ecosystem in high-growth markets across India.
 

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