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From conventional to fully electric drives – all assembly steps for vehicles with different body styles and drive systems can be carried out on one level at Factory 56. On the occasion of the opening, Daimler said that the plant’s flexibility regards the number of models produced, the production volume and the flow of materials.
Initially, the new generation of the Mercedes-Benz S-Class sedan and long-wheelbase version will roll off the production line at Factory 56. Later, the Mercedes-Maybach S-Class and the EQS will also be produced here on the same line. Compared to the previous S-Class assembly line in Sindelfingen, production in the new plant will be 25 per cent more efficient, according to the Group. The flexibility that the German carmaker is describing means that whereas in the past a separate production line had to be built and operated for luxury class sedans, Factory 56 can theoretically integrate compact cars or SUVs with conventional, PHEV or BEV drive into series production within a few days. This should enable production to be adapted quickly and flexibly to market demand.
However, this kind of flexibility does not come cheaply: Daimler has invested 730 million euros in the 220,000 square meters Factory 56 alone, and with further measures at the Sindelfingen plant, the total investment in the location will even increase to 2.1 billion euros.
Nevertheless, Daimler is emphasising the advantages: It has succeeded in “successfully combining flexibility, efficiency, digitisation and sustainability,” according to Daimler CEO Ola Källenius. “Factory 56 thus sets the direction for future automobile production at Mercedes-Benz: resource-saving, networked and flexible,” says the manager, who also heads Mercedes-Benz AG. “Because we see the transformation of our industry as a holistic task that includes not only the products but also the entire value chain.”
Daimler AG – Projects 2017/2020 –Sindelfingen
The Sindelfingen location is to be fundamentally modernized by 2021 with an investment volume totaling 2.1 billion euros. The trigger for the complete overhaul is the next generation of the S-Class, for whose production more space is required.
Bau 56 – Montage- und Produktionshalle
Auf einer Fläche von ca. 220.000 m² entsteht die modernste Automobilproduktion der Welt.
Bauzeit: Februar 2018 – März 2019
Bauausführung Rohbau: Ed. Züblin AG
Bauausführung Erschließungsprojekt: ARGE Daimler Geb. 56 Landlevelling
Bau 84
Baubeginn: August 2018
Bauausführung Rohbau: Füssler Bau GmbH
Bauausführung Bohrpfähle: Max Bögl Stiftung & Co.KG
Bau 17/4 – Presswerk
Das Gebäude besteht aus dem Presswerk sowie einem
dazugehörigen Logistikbereich.
Bau 20/4 Mess- und Prüfzentrum
Bauzeit: Januar 2017 – August 2018
Bauausführung: Glass GmbH
The Mercedes–Benz plant in Sindelfingen has a history going back over one hundred years, and has the longest traditions of any Daimler AG plant.
Factory 56 has now been opened at the Mercedes-Benz Sindelfingen plant in Germany. The fully digitalised production should set standards in flexibility. Starting next year, EQS will also be produced there.
The Flexible Engineering Building 64/5 on the Daimler AG factory premises in Sindelfingen, Germany
NEW CONSTRUCTION OF AN OFFICE BUILDING (HIGH-RISE)
Construction project: New office building (high-rise), building 64/5 & EK 847
Project period: 11/16 to 08/20
Flats:
- GFA 11,795 m²
- BRI 46,409.16 m³
Total investment: € 24.90 million Costs for building services: €7.72 million
Functional areas: 550 office workstations, foyer, technical centre, meeting rooms
Scope: Plant groups 1 to 8
Work phases: 1 – 8 HOAI
Planning: 3D planning
Special equipment: Heating/cooling ceiling, smoke pressure systems for fire brigade elevator and staircase, power supply via transformer in the building, daylight and presence-dependent lighting control, energy duct, office concept.
Information on sustainability, EnEv: RELM criteria catalogue of Mercedes-Benz AG
Project NEO Munich,Germany
Project data | Plot: 4.018 m² Gross floor area: 30,800 m² Baukosten KG 300-500: 40.7 million euros net Construction period 07/ 2016 – 11/ 2018 |
Completion | 2020 |
Place | Munich |