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DHL brings electric car excellence to Slovakia

[ February 13, 2026   //   ]

DHL Supply Chain has expanded its global network of Centres of Excellence for Electric Vehicles (EV) with a new facility in Slovakia. The 26,000sq m site in Senec, about 25km northeast of the capital, Bratislava, offers comprehensive logistics solutions for lithium-ion batteries, EV parts and other e-mobility material.

DHL EV Centres of Excellence around the world to handle the complex business of electric vehicle and battery logistics, with 20 already operational and a team of now more than 200 new energy and electrification specialists. The centres combine DHL’s global expertise and local know-how to best support customers in transportation, warehousing, and end-of-life battery management.

Senec is the first of its kind in Central Europe and serves as a strategic hub for the auto-mobility industry in the region and complies with local regulations and DHL guidelines for storing dangerous goods. It covers the entire EV logistics chain – from inbound and outbound logistics to value-added warehousing services such as battery testing and charging, and complete aftermarket support. There are also specialized areas with controlled temperature and humidity, dedicated zones for general and dangerous goods, and services tailored for two-wheelers.

Business unit director, DHL Supply Chain Slovakia, Tibor Micuch, commented: “The centre offers an extensive range of services and solutions, acting as a single destination for our customers to find all they require, while leveraging the expertise and experience of our team.”

DHL also contributes pan-European and international transport, including customs services, temperature and humidity monitoring during transport and handling of a wide range of products – from battery materials to energy storage systems and fully assembled electric vehicles.

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