Annual review 2020
Scania annual and sustainability report
Scania’s aim is to drive the shift towards a sustainable transport system, creating a world of mobility that is better for business, society and the environment.
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23 Mar 2021
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20 Jan 2022
The forces shaping sustainable transport
A climate crisis, urban population growth and technological disruption: three of the global forces that are shaping a sustainable transport revolution. -
20 Jan 2022
A strategy to drive the shift
Our vision for the future is clear. And we have the right strategy in place to take us there. -
19 Oct 2021
Science based carbon reduction targets
Our ambitious science-based carbon targets are integral to our business strategy. -
23 Mar 2021
Sustainable transport solutions
Using our three-pillar approach, Scania makes transport flows sustainable and profitable, with solutions precisely tailored to individual needs. -
23 Mar 2021
Tools to change the world
Around the world, digital technology is driving exciting new developments in sustainable transport – and Scania is at the forefront of this revolution. -
23 Mar 2021
Our people are our future
Transport is changing – and Scania is changing with it. Throughout our business, we are embracing new ways of working and developing the diverse skill base we need to succeed. -
19 Oct 2021
Our commitment to sustainability leads the way
For Scania driving the shift to a sustainable transport system begins with ensuring that sustainability is part of everything we do. -
23 Mar 2021
Managing our impacts
Scania is a global company working on five continents, with customers in more than 100 countries. Our operations and products have far-reaching impacts on people, society, and the planet. We are committed to managing these impacts responsibly across our value chain.
Key figures 2020
125,125
Net sales (SEK m.)
Scania’s net sales were impacted by lower vehicle volumes, while sales of engines and services held up well.
8,887
Operating income (SEK m.)
Though heavily affected by lower sales volumes, the negative effects on operating income were mitigated by powerful cost-saving measures.
* Operating income 2016 excluding items affecting comparability (a provision of SEK 3.8 bn related to the European Commission’s competition investigation).
50,011
Number of employees
Scania’s total number of employees decreased in 2020, as part of the cost-saving measures introduced due to the pandemic.
485,693
Connected Scania vehicles
The number of connected vehicles is steadily increasing. 57 percent of Scania’s 10-year rolling fleet of trucks and buses is now connected.
6,063
Sales of alternative fuels and electrification.
In 2020, the number of sold vehicles that can run on alternatives to diesel and on electricity reached 6,063 vehicles, 8.5 percent of total sales. Although the number of vehicles is slightly lower than last year, the percentage of total sales has increased significantly.
