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Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland, May 2021.

On March 27, at 20:30, Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland joined millions of people around the world who turned off their lights for an hour as part of the WWF campaign.

Mercedes factory in Jawor, February 2021

Factory in Jawor, October, 2020

At the end of March 2020, scientists discovered Comet C / 2020 F3 (NEOWISE).

Factory in Jawor, summer 2020 🙂

The inception of the Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland project was signed off in June, 2016. One year later, construction of the engine factory in Jawor began.

Mercedes factories are starting up after the break caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and there are already plants operating in Untertürkheim, Berlin, Hamburg, Sindelfingen and Bremen.

There is no turning back from electric motoring. Although the “electromobility meter” installed on the PZPM website indicates less than 6,000 purely electric and electrified vehicles registered until the end of May this year in Poland, the trend is growing.

On May 31, a Mercedes star was mounted on the roof of the factory in Jawor.

Since last Friday, the newly built Mercedes factory in Jawor has a new address: Gottlieb Daimler Street 5. A brilliant constructor and engineer, one of the company’s and brand’s founders, recalls the more than 130-year history of motorization.

Mercedes-Benz Cars will build battery factory in Jawor and create approximately 300 new jobs.

The production of modern engines in the Mercedes-Benz factory is to begin in 2019, but in August of this year, the first cabins for hot testing engines appeared at the factory in Jawor.

Environmentally friendly: from production to the product – that is how the concept of power and heat supply to the factory of Mercedes-Benz engines in Jawor in Lower Silesia could be summarised.

Mercedes-Benz Cars celebrated the next stage of the construction of its engine factory in Poland on 22 June, a garland shaped three-pointed star was suspended from the finished production and assembly hall.

Works on the construction of the Mercedes-Benz engine factory in Jawor are going according to plan. Since the first foundations were put in place only three weeks ago, construction of hall no. 3 takes on a more noticeable shape on a daily basis.

The consortium of companies STRABAG, TKT Engineering and Elektromontaż-Poznań began work on the site in February of this year. The agreed completion time for the largest hall within the entire production plant was signed in December 2017, with the deadline of handing over the completed facility in January 2019.

Construction of the Mercedes engine manufacturing plant in Jawor, in the Lower Silesia Region, is gaining momentum!

Work on the foundations for Hall no. 3 at the construction site on Cukrownicza Street in Jawor is nearing completion.

Preparatory work at the Jawor factory construction site is moving ahead on schedule.

While the construction of the Jawor factory is in its early stages, the recruiting process has been under way for several months now.

Construction work at Mercedes-Benz’s first factory in Poland is progressing according to plan.

The preliminary works at the Jawor factory site have reached their next stage.

Pre-Construction works have commenced at the site of the future Mercedes-Benz factory in Jawor.

On August 4,  Mercedes-Benz Manufacturing Poland obtained a building permit. The proceedings lasting less than a month were initiated after The Decision on Environmental Conditions for the construction of the factory was issued by the Mayor of Jawor.

Mercedes-Benz has started with the construction of its first plant in Poland which will set standards in latest production processes and innovative Industry 4.0. technologies within the global powertrain production.

Daimler made a final decision concerning the construction of an engine factory in Jawor and signed a plot purchase agreement with Polish partners.

Daimler corporation is planning to invest around EUR 500 million in a new engine factory in Poland, creating several hundred new workplaces.