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Vehicle manufacturer looks to 3PL for aftermarket supply

Posted on Friday 14 August 2026

DHL Supply Chain has been appointed to provide aftermarket parts logistics for electric vehicle brand AION.

DHL Supply Chain has been appointed to provide aftermarket parts logistics for electric vehicle brand AION.

WITH THE first AION V SUVs delivered to customers, DHL will manage parts storage, inventory management, order fulfilment and distribution through its UK logistics network. The operation launches with more than 1,250 genuine AION V part lines in stock and available for rapid nationwide delivery, providing retailers, repairers and accredited workshops with fast access to components when required.

AION’s dealer network is expected to reach around 25 locations by the end of 2026, with ambitions to grow to approximately 100 locations by 2030.

The DHL-managed operation combines warehousing, inventory control and fast delivery capabilities, giving AION retailers and service partners access to parts within 24 hours across the UK. The fully digitised ordering system has been designed to minimise vehicle downtime and provide confidence to customers.

Ben Hurford, aftersales director at AION Auto UK, said: “Even before we sold our first car, we partnered with DHL to establish and stock up a dedicated UK parts warehouse so we can respond immediately when a workshop needs us to ship parts to them. With over 1,250 part lines available from day one, the warehouse facility is a reflection of our long-term investment in AION and its customers, because a brand that earns public trust will grow sustainably.”

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