en.Wedoany.com Reported - Renault Germany has officially inaugurated a new spare parts logistics center in Brühl, near Cologne. Covering 24,000 square meters, the facility replaces an outdated warehouse built in the 1960s and was constructed in less than a year by logistics real estate developer Marq Logistics, formerly operating under the name GLP.

The core of the facility is an Exotec automated warehouse system, utilizing "Skypod" robots for the storage, picking, and shipping of spare parts. Based on the "goods-to-person" principle, this solution reduces walking time for employees, improving ergonomics and workplace safety. With a capacity to handle up to 1,600 totes per hour, Renault Germany expects a significant boost in processing speed and operational efficiency.

Florian Kraft, CEO of Renault Germany, stated that with the new logistics center in Brühl, the company is strategically strengthening its business in Germany and its partnership with the dealer network. By adopting automation and robotics, Renault Germany has enhanced speed, quality, and efficiency. In the after-sales sector, this initiative aims to lay the foundation for improved customer satisfaction and support the success and ambitious growth targets of its brands.

This automation will bring significant improvements for dealers and repair shops: Renault aims to drastically reduce processing times and delivery times, while extending the order cut-off time for partners by one hour. The goal is to enhance the performance of the dealer network and establish the after-sales sector as a competitive advantage.

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