FUTURE FACTORY

Another Marchi Group location

With the commissioning of the Future Factory in Dortmund-Bodelschwingh, we have reached another milestone in our expansion. Across an additional 1,400 m² of production space, state-of-the-art manufacturing technologies and high-precision welding systems enable the efficient execution of complex vehicle projects.

Manufacturing in accordance with DIN EN ISO 3834-2 provides a reliable foundation for consistently high welding quality, verified processes, and maximum predictability. This opens up entirely new ordering and specification possibilities for our customers—especially for demanding and custom-built designs.

Production is already in full swing at the new site: the series production of a large number of double-slide trailers for an extensive fleet order is currently running at top speed.

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Marchi Motors

With Marchi Motors, the Marchi Group brings together a brand that stands for exceptional vehicle design, technical precision, and uncompromising customization. For over 25 years, the company has been developing bespoke vehicle concepts for discerning clients, collectors, and institutions—from the initial idea to the finished, one-of-a-kind vehicle.

We are certified! DIN EN ISO 9001:2015

Our quality management system was audited for the first time in October 2023 and we are proud that our quality management meets all requirements of DIN EN ISO 9001:2015.

Mobile Exhibition Stand — flexibility and impressive presentations on wheels

A mobile exhibition stand offers companies the opportunity to present their products and services flexibly and impressively at trade fairs and other events. We are a leading company in the sale, rental and construction of tailor-made exhibition vehicles. Our vehicles are designed to meet the individual needs of our customers.

Event Containers — Individual Containers in Customer CI

The events industry is booming, and companies are always looking for innovative ways to increase their brand awareness and reach their target audience. In this context, event containers are becoming increasingly important. Event containers are individually customizable container solutions that are specifically tailored to the needs and design of your company.

Laboratory Container — Maximum Standard, Maximum Flexibility

Laboratory containers are a revolutionary solution for bringing laboratories directly to customers or patients. We are one of the market leaders in mobile laboratories and laboratory containers and offer tailor-made solutions for the individual needs of our customers.

Promotion Van: The impact of info vans and promotional vehicles

A tour with a promotional vehicle is an effective marketing strategy that is becoming increasingly popular, especially as sales support. More and more companies are choosing to bring their products and services directly to their customers with an Info Van or promotional vehicle. These vehicles have been increasingly booked in recent years as companies want to connect with consumers in an innovative and effective way. Preferably do this independently and on your own.

Roadshow Marketing Success Concept — The Effective Live Marketing Tool

A roadshow is an effective live marketing tool that companies can use to increase their products and brand awareness and stay in minds of their target group. In contrast to other marketing strategies, roadshows can create awareness away from the online world and increase the company's digital reach. Our customers provide practical proof of this.

Living Room Training — brands become human

What accompanies us constantly in childhood — learning and understanding new things — often gets a bland aftertaste in adulthood. Unimaginative teaching content on employee training courses in the same seminar rooms over and over again with filter coffee and dusty cookies. Or lost all alone in front of a monitor in the webinar while trying to crack the new solitaire level at the same time.

Tour Anecdotes from Moscow to Siberia

The world's largest manufacturer of dental products and technology, Dentsply Soria, is going on tour in the largest country in the world. That sounds like a challenge entirely to our liking.

Monaco by surprise

Monaco is the really big stage — Grand Prix, jet set and princely house. But what does a normal day in the Principality look like? What is it like, far from clichés? We found out just before the Grand Prix, over coffee and cake with Prince Albert's neighbors. ‍ On the way to Monaco: Traffic jam. Never attempt to reach the Principality by car at rush hour. Ferraris, Rolls Royce, but also other vehicles, such as the Fiat 500, only move forward in stop-and-go traffic. Our first lesson was to take it easy. Individual mobility apparently plays a key role in all social classes in Monaco...

Creating Limited Editions

BETTER, more beautiful, more elegant — how are special editions created in the automotive sector? Re-accentuating supposedly sophisticated products and giving them a very special touch requires a great deal of sensitivity and know-how about the “DNA” of the target vehicle. First, the design team goes into the research and inspiration phase. Comparable special editions are studied for up to three weeks, their attributes analyzed, related information compiled, analogues formed and color worlds and mood boards developed. A complex range of information is created. Only a few of these approaches are transferred to the next level of detail. The continuing selection deliberately consists of drastically differentiating styles in order to synthesize them into a coherent concept for the final design.

The car learns from horses

According to forecasts, the car of tomorrow includes not only the use of new, lighter materials or other forms of drive, but also the continued increase in vehicle intelligence. “Electric and automated: The long-term goal is the autonomous car, whose driver can dedicate himself to completely different things during the journey than controlling the vehicle,” writes the Association of German Engineers VDI. By the way, the same word can also be found in the Disney documentary from 1958. Is it because of technology that this vision is only now promising to become reality?