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Swansway Motor Group Announces Multi Million Pound Investment



Swansway Motor Group announce a significant investment in a major new Fleet Super Hub in Cheshire, supporting the continued growth of its rapidly expanding fleet division and increasing demand from businesses across the UK.


The development will provide capacity for up to 3,000 vehicles, creating an infrastructure required to support continued growth.

 

Located in Wardle, just outside Nantwich, the purpose built facility is expected to be completed in quarter 1, 2027 and will significantly enhance Swansway Fleet's operational capabilities, creating a centralised hub designed to support future growth and evolving customer requirements.

 

The new site will provide substantial vehicle storage capacity alongside dedicated pre-delivery inspection (PDI) facilities, enabling vehicles to be prepared and delivered more efficiently for customers UK wide.

 

Designed with sustainability in mind, the development will incorporate rooftop solar panelling, electric vehicle charging and employee focused amenities including cycle to work facilities, reflecting Swansway's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint while supporting the transition towards Fleet electrification.

 

The investment comes at a time of continued growth for Swansway Fleet, which supports businesses of all sizes, from local SMEs through to national organisations and leasing partners.

 

Sarah Eccles, Fleet Director at Swansway Motor Group, said:

"The creation of our new Fleet Super Hub represents one of the most significant investments we've made in our fleet operation and demonstrates our confidence in the future of the division."

"We continue to see strong demand from businesses looking for flexible, reliable fleet solutions, alongside growing interest in electrified vehicle fleets. This investment will give us the infrastructure, capacity and operational efficiency needed to support future demand, for many years to come.”

 

The facility will strengthen Swansway Fleet's ability to support customers throughout the vehicle supply process, from vehicle sourcing and preparation through to delivery, while providing the scalability required to accommodate future growth.

 

Sarah added:

"Importantly, the development has been designed with sustainability in mind, supporting our environmental responsibilities while creating a modern, future ready facility that supports both our customers and colleagues."

The family owned automotive dealer group, continues to invest in its people, facilities and technology, ensuring customers benefit from market leading services and expertise across the business.


Photo: L-R: Sarah Eccles Group Fleet Director, alongside John Smyth, David Smyth and Peter Smyth, Directors at Swansway Motor Group




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Swansway Motor Group announce a significant investment in a major new Fleet Super Hub in Cheshire, supporting the continued growth of its rapidly expanding fleet division and increasing demand from businesses across the UK.


The development will provide capacity for up to 3,000 vehicles, creating an infrastructure required to support continued growth.

 

Located in Wardle, just outside Nantwich, the purpose built facility is expected to be completed in quarter 1, 2027 and will significantly enhance Swansway Fleet's operational capabilities, creating a centralised hub designed to support future growth and evolving customer requirements.

 

The new site will provide substantial vehicle storage capacity alongside dedicated pre-delivery inspection (PDI) facilities, enabling vehicles to be prepared and delivered more efficiently for customers UK wide.

 

Designed with sustainability in mind, the development will incorporate rooftop solar panelling, electric vehicle charging and employee focused amenities including cycle to work facilities, reflecting Swansway's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint while supporting the transition towards Fleet electrification.

 

The investment comes at a time of continued growth for Swansway Fleet, which supports businesses of all sizes, from local SMEs through to national organisations and leasing partners.

 

Sarah Eccles, Fleet Director at Swansway Motor Group, said:

"The creation of our new Fleet Super Hub represents one of the most significant investments we've made in our fleet operation and demonstrates our confidence in the future of the division."

"We continue to see strong demand from businesses looking for flexible, reliable fleet solutions, alongside growing interest in electrified vehicle fleets. This investment will give us the infrastructure, capacity and operational efficiency needed to support future demand, for many years to come.”

 

The facility will strengthen Swansway Fleet's ability to support customers throughout the vehicle supply process, from vehicle sourcing and preparation through to delivery, while providing the scalability required to accommodate future growth.

 

Sarah added:

"Importantly, the development has been designed with sustainability in mind, supporting our environmental responsibilities while creating a modern, future ready facility that supports both our customers and colleagues."

The family owned automotive dealer group, continues to invest in its people, facilities and technology, ensuring customers benefit from market leading services and expertise across the business.


Photo: L-R: Sarah Eccles Group Fleet Director, alongside John Smyth, David Smyth and Peter Smyth, Directors at Swansway Motor Group




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