Port of Antwerp-Bruges welcomes Windrose for European assembly of electric trucks

Port of Antwerp-Bruges welcomes Windrose for European assembly of electric trucks

Port of Antwerp-Bruges has welcomed Windrose as a new player in sustainable mobility. The Chinese manufacturer of electric trucks is establishing its first European flagship site, “Windrose Park Antwerp,” along the Noorderlaan in Antwerp. At this location, Windrose will assemble vehicles for the European market, alongside research & development and after-sales activities.
Key Highlights:

Windrose’s first European flagship site in Antwerp
Assembly and R&D of electric trucks for the European and global markets
Logistics activities and additional container traffic for the port

Selection Following Market Consultation
The concession follows a market consultation for two plots totalling 9.5 hectares on the Romeynsweel site along the Noorderlaan in Antwerp, with a focus on logistics and assembly activities. Despite the challenging economic climate, interest was high. Windrose’s project stood out thanks to its economic, logistical and strategic added value.

Wen Han, CEO Windrose: “We are beyond excited to make Antwerp the home of the first flagship Windrose Park site. This is the beginning of our mission to ignite a global ecosystem of transportation electrification together with our partners in automotive supply chain, self-driving technology, renewable energy, and industrial logistics. We hope this site can become the textbook case for other future sites in China, France, United States, and other parts of our 5-continent footprint.”

Jacques Vandermeiren, CEO Port of Antwerp-Bruges: “With Windrose, we are welcoming a new, innovative player in sustainable mobility to our port. The fact that a manufacturer of electric trucks has chosen Antwerp as its European flagship site underlines the international appeal of Port of Antwerp-Bruges. This project not only creates additional economic activity and employment, but also strengthens our role as a logistics hub and as a centre for the industry of the future.”

For more information visit www.portofantwerpbruges.com

2 February 2026