History

When Gottfried Haller founded his contract carriage company in Augsburg in 1882, he could not have imagined the times and upheavals that lay ahead. But with the courage to steadily move the company forward, he and his descendants skillfully navigated through all the changes in history. Initially, the business shifted from a pure cab and cab company to a repair business for automobiles of all kinds, but the company experienced an enormous upswing, especially after the Second World War, due to increasing motorization. In 1954, Gottfried Haller acquired the distribution rights from Magirus and thus became one of the first Magirus dealers in the Swabian region. The premises in Augsburg for the sale and repair of trucks and agricultural machinery were soon bursting at the seams, so that in 1962 the company

moved into the new was built in Gersthofen, thus laying another foundation stone for the success of his company. The effort back then paid off. Today, the fifth generation under Andreas Haller leads the family business into the future in a continuous tradition. More than almost any other industry, the commercial vehicle sector is subject to change today. In addition to economic efficiency, the sustainability of trucks and buses now also plays a major role. Andreas Haller meets this requirement in 2019 by founding Quantron AG, a company that focuses 100% on the production of commercial vehicles with alternative drives. The next successful milestone in the portfolio of Andreas Haller Holding GmbH was thus recently set.