Gasgoo Munich- Desay SV has officially inaugurated a smart manufacturing base at the Santana Tech Park in Linares, Jaén, Spain — marking a significant step forward in its European localization strategy.
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The facility spans roughly 20,000 square meters and will produce automotive components for the European market, including in-vehicle displays and cockpit domain controllers. With a designed annual capacity of 2.8 million units, the plant is expected to generate roughly 380 million euros in annual output value once fully operational.
Leveraging Desay SV's global integrated digital infrastructure, the plant has established a smart manufacturing and digital management system. By integrating functions ranging from R&D and supply chain to project delivery, quality control, and finance, the setup enhances operational visibility, collaboration efficiency, and delivery capabilities — all while adapting to local operational requirements.
The Linares plant is set to integrate with regional R&D and service networks, creating a localized closed loop of research, production, and sales that fits into a resilient, multi-point European layout. Slated to begin mass deliveries in the first quarter of 2027, the facility will serve European customers locally while deepening ties with the regional talent pool and industrial ecosystem.
Desay SV has previously stated that its globalization strategy aims to build a multi-pivot, resilient supply chain system — one that stays close to core markets and customers to reduce cross-regional delivery risks. Guided by the philosophy of being "In Europe,With Europe,For All," the company has already established a presence in Germany, France, Sweden, and the Czech Republic. The Linares facility, serving as the third mass-production plant, represents a crucial piece of its European manufacturing footprint.
Beyond manufacturing, Desay SV is actively integrating with the local supply chain. Its Spanish team has engaged with suppliers in materials, manufacturing services, tooling, and molds — many of which have already entered formal cooperation. The company aims to forge long-term partnerships to strengthen the regional automotive supply chain.
