Road freight Spain → Styria
Styria is Austria's second-largest state by area and a major automotive hub: Graz sits approximately 1,850 km from our Barcelona hub via the A2 Südautobahn. LTL groupage covers the entire state with transit by delivery zone on twice-weekly departures, serving a major Central European automotive manufacturing cluster.
Lane facts
Corridor departures
2×/week
via the Spain–Austria corridor
Road distance from our Barcelona hub
~1850 km
Border crossing
La Jonquera · Strasbourg · Walserberg
Postal codes covered
The state's freight profile centres on Magna Steyr — the world's first contract manufacturer to build a wide range of powertrain technologies on one site — and the broader Graz automotive cluster that includes AVL List (powertrain engineering) and dozens of tier-1 suppliers. The Upper Styrian industrial belt (Leoben–Kapfenberg–Bruck) adds voestalpine special steels and Böhler high-performance materials to the freight mix.
Both countries are EU members — no customs duties or clearance procedures apply. Standard groupage covers door-to-door delivery throughout the state, with loading-bay appointments coordinated by our operations team.
Graz, Leoben, Kapfenberg, Bruck an der Mur and Knittelfeld cover the state — Graz dominates automotive freight, the Upper Styrian belt handles steel and special materials.
Main cities served
Graz
Leoben
Kapfenberg
Bruck an der Mur
Knittelfeld
Local Infrastructure & Logistics in Styria
The route into Styria runs roughly 1,850 km from Barcelona, crossing into Austria at Walserberg before the A2 Südautobahn and the A9 carry consolidated trailers down to Graz — an intra-EU lane with no customs formalities. From there, twice-weekly LTL groupage feeds deconsolidation across the 80–89 postcode area: last-mile pallets for the Graz automotive cluster around Magna Steyr and AVL List, and onward to the Upper Styrian belt at Leoben, Kapfenberg, Bruck an der Mur and Knittelfeld.
Get a quote →Key industries on this lane
Automotive components and production equipment enter our automotive line; special steels and industrial machinery in the dedicated machinery service; tech and engineering equipment in the technology line.
Frequently asked
How long does a delivery from Spain to Graz take?
Graz receives LTL groupage with transit by delivery zone for a journey of approximately 1,850 km via the A2 Südautobahn. Styria hosts a major automotive cluster. Departures twice a week with online tracking.
Do you deliver to Magna Steyr and the Graz automotive cluster?
Yes — automotive components, production-line equipment and precision tools for Magna Steyr, AVL List and the broader Graz automotive cluster are standard corridor freight.
What postcodes in Styria do you cover?
Postcodes starting with 80-89 cover Styria — from Graz through Leoben to Kapfenberg. All at standard rates with last-mile included.
Is the service on this lane LTL groupage or a full truck (FTL)?
Our scheduled service on this corridor is LTL groupage — your pallets travel in a consolidated trailer with other freight, door-to-door with last-mile delivery included. Full-truck (FTL) times are shown as reference information only: when a shipment fills a complete trailer we quote it case by case, and a dedicated truck typically runs about one day faster than groupage.
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