The car body manufacturer has a 3,650 square metre factory, where its vehicles are imagined, designed and assembled. Now it has just acquired 10,000m2 annexed to its facilities to continue growing.
Integralia started its engines in a 400m warehouse2 in the CEIN business incubator in the Navarrese town of Noáin in 1999. In that space, ideas began to be put into action until, four years later, the company moved into a 1,600 square metre warehouse in the transport city of Navarre in the town of Imarcoain. Integralia did not stay there for long. A year later, work began on its current headquarters in the town of Ezquiroz, where in 2006 it inaugurated its 3,650m2 facilities for vehicle production and, of course, its offices.
This is where all the brand’s designs are thought, cooked and baked. Every day the entire Integralia team travels to this headquarters to create the minibuses that thousands of people around the world use every day.
The birth of the new models takes place in the heart of the Ezquiroz factory. The production offices house a specific area for the new prototypes, both of the vehicle and of the different parts of the minibus. Here the models are shown and improvements are discussed.
The T-One and ONE, the company’s two flagships, were born in this factory. It is here that all the minibuses imagined by its customers are realised down to the smallest detail. Quality and durability are the ideals to be pursued here. This is where maximum passenger comfort is pursued.
The vision that gave birth to Integralia in a 400m warehouse2 and whose current extension has grown by 900% continues to grow: the company has acquired a 10,000 square metre plot of land next to its current facilities. In this space, the Navarrese coachbuilder will find the way to continue looking for ways to go one step further in the search for durability, quality and maximum comfort in order to continue creating the best minibuses in the world every day.