Daimler Truck Supercharges Hydrogen Fuel Cell Support with Würzburg EV Hub Expansion

Daimler Truck has taken a big step forward in the shift to zero-emission technology by expanding its Mercedes-Benz commercial vehicle center in Würzburg, Germany. On June 3, 2025, the company officially opened a brand-new service workshop that’s all set up to handle battery-electric and hydrogen-powered trucks and buses. With this move, Würzburg becomes just the third Daimler-owned facility in Germany equipped for both high-voltage and fuel cell repairs—joining fellow sites in Haan and Stuttgart-Feuerbach.

A Boost for Zero-Emission Fleets

This upgrade isn’t just about new tools and tech—it’s a clear signal that Daimler is prepping for the future. With flagship models like the eActros 600 and eEconic expected to lead the charge toward sustainable energy, the Würzburg center now has everything in place to offer full-service support. That includes top-notch high-voltage diagnostics, hydrogen safety procedures, and even public fast-charging options—all located right in the heart of Bavaria’s logistics corridor.

Backing Fleets, Minimizing Downtime

With a team of 90 trained professionals and added investment in hydrogen refueling systems, the facility is geared to keep commercial vehicles rolling and help fleet operators make the jump to zero-emission transport with less risk. It’s not just about fixing trucks; it’s about making sure companies don’t lose time—or money—during the transition.

Building the Infrastructure for Tomorrow

As the push for cleaner freight and public transport ramps up across Europe, Daimler Truck is laying the groundwork for a more accessible and reliable hydrogen infrastructure. By making bold investments in places like Würzburg, the company is helping to pave the way for the widespread adoption of hydrogen fuel cells and battery-electric trucks—bringing us one step closer to a truly sustainable energy future.