Broad Product Range and Comprehensive Approach
Inter Cars offers over 750,000 products available off the shelf – including spare parts, accessories, and workshop equipment for nearly all makes and models of vehicles: passenger cars, vans, trucks, and motorcycles. The portfolio includes components from renowned OEM suppliers, private label products, and offerings from lesser-known manufacturers that combine high quality with competitive pricing.
Beyond parts distribution, the company provides a wide array of complementary services: technical consulting, training, IT solutions supporting workshop operations, and e-commerce platforms enabling fast and convenient online purchases.
Inter Cars on the WSE
Inter Cars is a public limited company, listed on Warsaw Stock Exchange. IPO was done on 26th May 2004.
Advanced Logistics – Modernity and Scalability
The operational heart of Inter Cars is the European Logistics and Development Center ILS, located in Zakroczym near Warsaw. This facility – comprising four state-of-the-art halls with a total area exceeding 100,000 m² – is equipped with innovative sorting systems (including crossbelt and shoe sorters) and automation solutions for order fulfillment. The center can handle up to 500,000 parcels daily, ensuring fast and timely deliveries across Europe.
The company operates over 250 branches in Poland and nearly 400 abroad, with daily deliveries to workshops, stores, and pickup points in 21 European countries. Its extensive distribution network and efficient logistics system enable multiple order fulfillments per day.
International Expansion
Inter Cars currently operates in 21 countries, continuously expanding its presence across Central, Eastern, and Southern Europe. Its footprint in key markets – including Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania, Croatia, Bulgaria, the Baltic States, and the Balkans – allows the company to effectively diversify its operations and build a lasting competitive advantage. In 2024, Albania joined the company’s international portfolio as a new market.
Inter Cars’ business model is based on strong local presence supported by centrally managed logistics, a unified IT system, and consistent operational standards.
Supporting Independent Workshops
A key pillar of Inter Cars’ strategy is the development of the Q Service Castrol network – one of the largest independent workshop networks in Poland and Europe. This network brings together hundreds of service centers operating under unified quality standards, visual identity, and customer service protocols. Inter Cars provides them not only with parts and tools but also with technological, training, and marketing support to enhance their competitiveness in local markets.
Digitalization and E-Commerce Development
Inter Cars actively invests in digital technologies and customer service tools. Its flagship B2C platform, Motointegrator.pl, enables customers to purchase parts and book installation services at selected workshops. In parallel, the company develops B2B solutions that support wholesale and fleet customers in managing orders, inventory, and logistics.
The company also implements innovative tools for assortment management, data analytics, and automation of sales and logistics processes. Its proprietary IT systems enable scalable operations while maintaining operational flexibility.
Inter Cars on the Stock Exchange and Organic Growth
Since its stock market debut in 2004, Inter Cars has consistently expanded its scale of operations, increasing revenues and market share. The company has received numerous awards for investor relations, innovation, and financial stability. In 2024, the Group’s revenues exceeded PLN 19 billion, with one of the highest growth dynamics in the European aftermarket sector.
Responsible Growth
Inter Cars operates based on the principles of responsible business, taking into account environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) aspects. The company actively supports technical education through training programs and partnerships with vocational schools, promotes the remanufacturing of spare parts as a more sustainable alternative to new products, and implements solutions to reduce its carbon footprint in logistics and sales.