Daimler India partners with Gainwell Trucking to boost BharatBenz mining truck sales and service across key regions, focusing on the 3532CM model and stronger support for mining operations.
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Key Highlights:
Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV) has announced a new partnership with Gainwell Trucking Private Limited (GTPL) to boost sales and after-sales support for its BharatBenz mining trucks. The collaboration mainly focuses on the BharatBenz 3532CM (8x4) model, a key offering in India’s mining vehicle space.
The BharatBenz 3532CM truck is designed for heavy-duty mining applications. It is equipped with the OM926 engine that meets BS-VI OBD-2 emission norms. The engine produces 320 HP and 1,250 Nm of torque, delivering high performance on tough terrain.
It comes in two load body variants:
Transmission options include both manual and automated manual (AMT) versions, catering to different operator preferences.
Focused Distribution in Key Mining Areas
Under the partnership, GTPL will be responsible for distributing BharatBenz mining trucks across several important mining zones. These include North, East, and Northeast India, along with Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat. The trucks will be used in sectors such as iron ore, coal, and limestone mining, and also for transporting the mined materials.
Comprehensive After-Sales Support
GTPL will also take care of after-sales services through its wide network of service centers. These centers will provide:
In addition, GTPL will stock spare parts across key regions to ensure fast availability and smooth operations for customers.
Strengthening Mining and Infrastructure Support
DICV, which is a wholly-owned arm of Daimler Truck AG, considers mining a vital part of its business in India. This partnership is in line with its long-term plan to serve the mining and infrastructure industries with more tailored vehicle solutions.
Leadership insights:
Rajiv Chaturvedi, President and Chief Business Officer at DICV, said this collaboration addresses the changing needs of the mining sector and supports India’s infrastructure development. He added that the goal is to provide top-class sales and service experiences with minimum operational delays.
Sunil Chaturvedi, Chairman and Managing Director of GTPL, mentioned that this move strengthens GTPL’s presence in key mining areas. He emphasized that the focus remains on offering complete customer solutions, from sales to on-ground support.
Future Scope of Collaboration
DICV hinted that the partnership could expand further, though the primary focus will continue to be on mining and infrastructure-related applications. This move reflects DICV’s ongoing efforts to deepen its investment in India's commercial vehicle segment, especially in specialized heavy-duty operations.
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CMV360 Says
This partnership is a smart step for both companies. Daimler India gets a stronger reach in mining areas, while Gainwell adds a solid brand to its portfolio. With better service and support, mining operators could benefit from more reliable trucks and less downtime. It also shows how vehicle manufacturers are focusing on specialized segments like mining to grow in a competitive market.

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