An innovation story
Paving the way for fossil-free logistics
Sustainable transport is not achieved through vehicles and services alone. By investing and innovating in areas beyond Scania’s core business, we are shaping the ecosystem that makes electrified, fossil-free mobility possible.
Reshaping the future of transport will take more than providing the right vehicles. Fully electrified transport requires an entirely new ecosystem, with charging infrastructure a key priority.
Removing the barriers
We are focused on making the transition to electric as seamless and well planned as possible for our customers. Through our newly formed company Erinion, we provide dedicated chargers at customers’ depots or destinations – ensuring that charging is accessible exactly where it is needed.
Scania is also one of the driving forces behind Milence, a joint venture between the TRATON Group, Volvo Group and Daimler Truck. Milence is making long-haul electrification possible by creating public, high-capacity charging hubs, with MCS (Megawatt Charging System) corridors along key routes. Scania’s electric trucks will also be equipped with MCS, enabling charging up to twice as fast as conventional standards.
To make charging even easier for both truck and bus operators, we have launched Scania Charging Access. With this solution, operators can locate hassle-free charging, with clear and fixed pricing per country, free sign up and no monthly fees.
A fossil-free heavy transport future
These are just a few examples of how we are creating the solutions that electric transport depends on. With innovations and partnerships like these, we are accelerating the transition to zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles, and setting the stage for a sustainable transport future.
15,000
With enhanced charging solutions and intelligent fleet and energy management, customers can expect operational savings of up to 15,000 euros per truck each year.
Source www.erinioncharge.com
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A partnership story
A partnership between Scania, LBC Frakt and Stora Enso is showing what’s possible when the latest transport technology combines with vision and ambition. Electrification works even for the heaviest transport.
A circularity story
Working with Scania, a Brazilian urban sanitation company has
found a way to put organic waste to good use – as fuel for the trucks that transport it. It’s a circular solution that holds the key to Brazil’s sustainable transport future.