The precondition for better environmental performance of Scania vehicles and engines is laid during research and development. Scania focuses on identifying optimal solutions from both an environmental and an economical perspective.
Estimates show that 95% of carbon dioxide emitted during the vehicle’s life-cycle is produced when operating the vehicle. As most Scania vehicles are designed for long-distance transport of goods or people, the global benefits of using as little fossil
petroleum as possible are Scania’s prime concern.
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P- and R- series trucks
With the new P- and R- series trucks, Scania’s ambition remains the same: offering a truck that delivers outstanding operating economy together with the lowest possible environmental impact. Lowering environmental impact focuses on improving fuel economy and reducing emissions, preventing and phasing-out dangerous substances as well as preparing for responsible handling of vehicles when they come to the end of their working life.
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Buses
Scania embodies concern for the environment in its products and the aim is to minimise the overall environmental impact of every vehicle throughout its life-cycle.
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Engines
Legal requirements for emissions from industrial and marine engines are being tightened at an
accelerating pace. Environmental protection is a global concern and the key issue for all engine applications is exhaust emissions.
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