New car dealership in Kassel: Hermann Group brings Renault and Dacia!

New car dealership in Kassel: Hermann Group brings Renault and Dacia!

Kohlenstraße, 34121 Kassel, Deutschland - The Hermann dealership opened a new branch on the coal road in the Kassel district of Wehlheiden in mid -January. This expansion brings the Renault, Dacia and the sports car brand Alpine to Kassel, which offers customers a local contact point for buying and maintaining their vehicles. So far, vehicle owners from Kassel have had to go to Göttingen for inspections because the Hermann Group took over the area of responsibility for Renault and Dacia.

The Hermann Group has already operated several branches in Hildesheim, Northeim, Goslar, Einbeck, Höxter, Mühlhausen and Göttingen. The new location in Kassel will be set up in the former Dürkop company and offers a comprehensive range of new cars and used cars to services such as maintenance, repairs and accident damage repair. In addition, ten Dürkop employees are taken over and the company is looking for other employees and trainees, whereby the training share should be 20%.

planned extensions and investments

The location on the coal road is initially only temporary, since a new building is planned within the next two years. The Hermann Group is already looking for a suitable property between 10,000 and 13,000 square meters, whereby two options are already in prospect. The planned investment for the new building amounts to six to seven million euros. It has so far been unclear whether the location on the coal road will be retained after the completion of the new building.

The Hermann Group continues its expansion course and thus strengthens its presence in the region along the A7 from Hildesheim to Kassel. The proportion of pure electric cars sold is currently 20%, while an additional 20% of the vehicles sold are hybrid. You can find more information about the car dealership on the website of Autohaus Hermann .

For detailed reporting on the reopening and the background, you can also read the article by West-Ost-Medien