Industrial trucks for luxury cars
Optimized logistics for super sports cars
Automobili Lamborghini manufactures exclusive luxury and super sports cars. Founded in 1963 by Ferruccio Lamborghini, the company is still based at its traditional headquarters in Sant'Agata Bolognese. Efficient and precisely coordinated logistics play an essential role in ensuring smooth production. With around 3,000 employees working in production, the transportation of materials and the supply of the assembly lines require reliable and efficient solutions, reliably just in time.
Still has been Automobili Lamborghini's logistics partner for 20 years, supplying complete material handling solutions and guaranteeing a constant on-site service presence with a team of trained Still service technicians. A team of service technicians from the Still branch in Bologna is constantly present in Sant'Agata Bolognese to ensure maximum availability and efficiency of the logistics fleet.
"Still is proud to be a supplier to Automobili Lamborghini, one of the most prestigious industrial companies in Italy," says Andrea Leonardi, Branch Manager of Still Bologna. "The collaboration is based on our shared passion for cutting-edge technology and maximum customer focus."
270 vehicles in use
Still's service and product portfolio completely covers the logistics requirements of Automobili Lamborghini. Still supplies and advises the luxury car manufacturer comprehensively. This includes customized forklift trucks and warehouse technology: individual solutions for the specific requirements of the various departments and production processes. When it comes to logistics consulting, Lamborghini also relies on Still when it comes to optimizing internal processes and streamlining material flow management.
The car manufacturer uses a Still fleet of 270 vehicles: various electric forklift trucks for transporting loads of different sizes and weights. Warehouse equipment for the assembly areas to ensure precise and fast provision. Tugger trains for the simultaneous transport of several load units in order to optimize the feeding of the assembly lines.
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