ARS Altmann
ARS Altmann AG is a German vehicle logistics provider offering rail, road and port-terminal logistics solutions across Europe.
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Overview
ARS Altmann AG is a vehicle logistics company that describes itself as a specialist in vehicle logistics, offering holistic logistics solutions for vehicles via rail, road and port terminals. It reports a network of 25 locations in 5 countries with 5 million m² of logistics space, moving 3.5 million vehicles per year. Its rail operations involve more than 4,000 modern railway wagons, described as Europe's largest private car-train fleet, with an average of 200 trains per week in its network. Its road operations have up to 850 special trucks available, increasingly including electric trucks. Its port terminals in Ravenna and Civitavecchia, Italy, offer more than 500,000 m² of storage space. The company states it has been active in reliable automobile logistics since 1975 and describes itself as an independent family business.
History
ARS Altmann AG states that it has been active in reliable automobile logistics since 1975. It describes itself as an independent family business that has been developing tailored door-to-door vehicle logistics solutions for over 50 years, supported by a Europe-wide infrastructure of rail, road, seaport terminals and logistics platforms. In 2025 the company marked 50 years of ARS Altmann with a corporate video.
Products and positioning
Specialist in vehicle logistics offering holistic, efficient logistics solutions across Europe, with a sustainability initiative called 'WAY TO ZERO'.
Rail vehicle logistics
More than 4,000 modern railway wagons, described as Europe's largest private car-train fleet, with an average of 200 trains per week in the network.
Road vehicle logistics
Up to 850 special trucks available, increasingly including electric trucks.
Port terminals
Port terminals in Ravenna and Civitavecchia, Italy, offering more than 500,000 m² of storage space.
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