AvtoVaz has opened a 25,000 sq.m aftermarket parts distribution centre (PDC) for the Lada brand in Tver, which will help with same-day and next-day service parts deliveries to dealerships in the central federal region
Russian vehicle maker AvtoVaz has opened a 25,000 sq.m aftermarket parts distribution centre (PDC) for the Lada brand in Tver, 180km northwest of Moscow. It is the largest regional logistics facility for Lada spare parts and will be managed by contract logistics provider TC Alpha. AvtoVaz has invested 1.3m rubles ($18,000) in the centre and with support of the government of the Tver region construction was completed in under a year.
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