Daimler Buses increased sales volumes of 28% in 2022 (24K buses and coaches sold)

In 2022 Daimler Truck increased its sales – in all segments – by 14.2%, from 455,445 in 2021 to 529,291 last year (+64,846 units). The performance of Daimler Buses was particularly positive, with 24,041 buses and coaches sold, equal to an impressing +28.3% over compared to 2021. More details will be explained at the annual […]

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In 2022 Daimler Truck increased its sales – in all segments – by 14.2%, from 455,445 in 2021 to 529,291 last year (+64,846 units). The performance of Daimler Buses was particularly positive, with 24,041 buses and coaches sold, equal to an impressing +28.3% over compared to 2021.

More details will be explained at the annual results conference on 10 March, says Daimler Truck.

Martin Daum, CEO of Daimler Truck Holding AG: “We have concluded our first year as an independent company with an expected strong sales result underlining our strong market position. Despite the challenging macro-economic situation in 2022, all our segments could increase the sales of trucks and buses. This is a joint success of the entire Daimler Truck team”.

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