Mitsubishi Fuso resumes activity at Tramagal and reaffirms factory as European production centerPhoto by fajri nugroho on Pexels
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Mitsubishi Fuso resumes activity at Tramagal and reaffirms factory as European production center

Correio do Ribatejo3 September 2026 at 15:35

Mitsubishi Fuso Truck Europe (MFTE) resumed activity at Tramagal on August 24, marking the return of operations to the Portuguese factory. The company reaffirmed today that Tramagal continues to be the central base of production for Mitsubishi Fuso's European operations.

This role of the Portuguese factory remains unchanged after the integration of Mitsubishi Fuso into the ARCHION Group. The company guarantees that the position of Tramagal as a strategic center of European production has not changed with this corporate change.

The integration into the ARCHION Group has therefore not altered the productive structure of Mitsubishi Fuso in Europe, which continues to have Portugal as its main manufacturing hub. Tramagal thus maintains its strategic importance for the brand's operations on the European continent.

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