Porsche Hungaria expands its parts and logistics center in Budaörs

By: Trademagazin Date: 2025. 11. 10. 09:41

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Porsche Hungaria (PH) is expanding its parts and logistics center in Budaörs as part of a 20 million euro investment, the foundation stone of the new Parts Center investment was laid on Monday.

The development, which will be completed by 2027, will include an 11,500 square meter warehouse is being built, increasing the storage area of the logistics base to 33 thousand square meters.

The Parts Center serves approximately 250 service centers in nine countries of the Central and Eastern European region with original parts from the base – it was announced at the briefing held on the occasion of the laying of the cornerstone. The development was made necessary so that the center could sustainably support the regional growth of the group’s brands, meeting high storage quality expectations, thus providing them with a competitive advantage.

As the exclusive importer of Volkswagen Group brands in Hungary, Porsche Hungaria opened its logistics base in 2003, established with an investment of approximately 4 billion forints, to supply passenger cars and commercial vehicles sold in the region with original factory parts and accessories. It was already clear at that time that expansion would be necessary as the region’s car market grew, as the increase in sales led to an increasing emphasis on the service background and the quality of service, which could only be ensured with advanced logistics.

Thus, the 10,000 square meter warehouse center built in the first stage was expanded to 21,000 square meters in 2007 as part of a further 2 billion forint development. With the current development, the storage area will increase to 33,000 square meters.

At the event, Tamás Wachtler, Managing Director of Porsche Hungaria, emphasized that the Volkswagen Group’s sales increased this year, with the regional expansion approaching 10 percent. He also said that PH is the market leader in the Hungarian new car market with its portfolio of brands, Audi, SEAT, Skoda, Volkswagen and VW commercial vehicles. It plans to increase its current 20 percent share to 25 percent over the next 3 years, which it will establish by introducing a number of new models – electric and internal combustion – .

The Volkswagen Group recently reported that it sold 6.581 million vehicles globally in the January-September period of 2025, 1.2 percent more than the 6.463 million in the previous year. It plans to sell 9 million vehicles this year, roughly the same as in 2024, in line with its previous estimate.