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Multevo becomes latest specialist Unimog sales dealer for Mercedes-Benz Trucks

Multevo becomes latest specialist Unimog sales dealer for Mercedes-Benz Trucks
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Mercedes-Benz Trucks has appointed Multevo as its newest specialist Unimog sales dealer. The Lancashire-based firm has been part of the Unimog authorised repair network since May 2024.

Multevo has supplied multi-purpose vehicle solutions to more than 40% of local authorities, most major airports, and Tier 1 contractors. In 2025, the company was ranked 68th on the Financial Times list of Europe’s fastest-growing companies. The business employs over 400 people and recently expanded its headquarters to a 2.5-acre site, which includes a dedicated new service centre.

Ross Paterson, head of special trucks at Daimler Truck UK, Mercedes-Benz Trucks’ parent company, said: “Multevo’s unique delivery concept and commitment to customer service have made them a valuable part of the Unimog aftersales network in the Lancashire area. I’m now delighted to welcome them to the sales network to expand the Unimog presence in these key markets.”

Multevo becomes the sixth specialist Unimog sales dealer in the UK, with Matthew Lang appointed as Unimog sales executive. Support for Unimog operators is further strengthened by a network of 24 authorised repairers nationwide.

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