Eurofit Group selects Coventry for its first UK operation

Eurofit Group, a prominent European tyre-wheel assembly specialist, has leased the newly refurbished 105,000ft² DC105 facility at Prologis Park Coventry to establish its first UK operation.

Jan Blaauw, general manager at Eurofit Group, said: “Expanding into the UK is a milestone moment for Eurofit. Coventry’s position at the centre of the UK automotive sector makes it the ideal location for us to establish our operations, close to our OEM partners and with the right infrastructure to support our growth.”

The DC105 unit has undergone a comprehensive refurbishment to meet Prologis’ high sustainability standards, achieving an EPC A+ rating. The facility is equipped with energy-efficient LED lighting and smart metering systems designed to optimise energy consumption. A solar-ready roof, capable of delivering energy savings of approximately £45,000 annually, and EV charging infrastructure further align with Eurofit’s long-term environmental and operational objectives.

Eurofit’s arrival also marks the full occupancy of Prologis Park Coventry, reinforcing the park’s strategic importance within the UK’s Golden Triangle logistics corridor. The location offers exceptional connectivity, with five major motorways within a 15-mile radius, providing rapid access to key manufacturing hubs, ports, and population centres.

International appeal
Tom Price, director of leasing at Prologis UK, said: “Eurofit’s arrival highlights both the international appeal of Prologis Park Coventry and the importance of the Midlands as a hub for the automotive industry. With the park now fully leased, we are excited to progress the final build-to-suit opportunities — giving customers the chance to secure bespoke, future-ready space in this proven location.”

To meet ongoing demand, Prologis has brought forward the final land plot at the park. This site can accommodate either a single, large-scale facility of up to 600,000ft² or two smaller build-to-suit units starting from 250,000ft², offering flexibility for occupiers seeking scale and strategic positioning.

The momentum at Prologis Park Coventry reflects broader market dynamics, as outlined in Prologis Research’s “Persistent Supply Constraints Position Europe for Value Growth” report. Across the UK, the availability of modern logistics space is at a low 4%, significantly below the broader market average of 8%. This scarcity is driving demand for high-quality facilities, with occupiers willing to pay an average 9% rental premium for modern, sustainable space.