Dr.Drako Posted June 2, 2020 Posted June 2, 2020 (edited) The complexity of the automotive sector can be mutated to the plot dedicated to industrial vehicles. These types of models, although we remember them rough and of low quality, have evolved a lot in recent years. The most important change they have faced is the incorporation into electric mobility and hydrogen fuel cells. Mitsubishi FUSO is one of the most important manufacturers, and its name surely sounds familiar to you. You may think that it is included under the umbrella of the Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (MMC) but no, it is not. The parent company that it depends on is Daimler AG and you will wonder what the German paints in this? Simple: Mitsubishi FUSO was born from the collaboration between the house of the three diamonds and the defunct Chrysler LLC. When the American was abandoned by Daimler AG, they kept this subsidiary and so on, to this day. Mitsubishi FUSO has a minimal shareholder relationship with MMC Clarifying everything so that we don't lie, Mitsubishi FUSO is under the economic protection of Daimler AG. Of course, on a commercial and image level, it uses the logo of its original parent company. In addition, to further point out, the Japanese still maintains a small share package, although not control. All in all, the German conglomerate is ordering its commercial structure to prioritize the sales of those brands with the highest demand. And what does all this mean, simple: those responsible for the firm have decided to leave the US and Canada. The reasons for this have not been disclosed, although the published press release indicates their regret at the decision taken. Furthermore, they want to reassure the sales network and customers by announcing that warranty repairs, maintenance services and spare parts will be available until 2028. It is clear that dealing with trucks is not common in Actualidad Motor, but this news is relevant due to its importance. The automobile and industrial vehicle industry is experiencing a very complex and difficult transition period. It is forcing manufacturers to reposition themselves and Daimler AG is going to embark on a new path alongside Volvo Truck. It remains to be seen if this withdrawal does not affect more markets and involves a dismantling. Edited June 3, 2020 by Dr.Drako Closed Topic / Complete 24 hours. 1
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