Scania News 2024

Scania’s global initiatives include Together, a mentorship programme supporting vulnerable youth affected by conflict zones worldwide.

As an employer, Scania provide an engaging and up-to-date work environment, especially in digital tools. That is why we ally with OpenAI.

Matthew Avery, Euro NCAP’s Director of Strategic Development, helps guide us through Scania trucks’ ratings.

Sara Hermansson returns to Scania as Head of Power Solutions, bringing fresh insights and expertise to lead the team towards bold, sustainable innovations.

Gunnar Ledfelt, has spent 18 years at Scania developing innovative solutions. His dual-battery breakthrough recently earned well-deserved recognition.

Autoservizi Zambetti chose Scania Touring for its excellent price-quality ratio. They’re pleased with performance and quality.

European cities aim to reduce traffic and emissions. A Scania study shows transforming logistics can reduce delivery vehicles and improve efficiency.

The bus company Bäckströms Trafik operates in Vilhelmina, located in northern Sweden. There are numerous challenges associated with running a transport business in a remote area where the climate is harsh and the roads are not always of the highest quality.

“Working towards a common goal is everything!” Flora Yousif says. “My team works like a dream together, and I’m proud of what we accomplish.” 

Hear our experts talk about Scania’s solutions for our customers' electrification needs in the marine market.

Studies show truck drivers spend much time outside their vehicles loading and unloading. Scania and partners are exploring robots to handle deliveries.

"Every problem has a solution; my team and I just need to find the right one," says Meera Aravind, Product Owner for autonomous truck simulations at Scania.

The Swedish TREE project unites Scania, researchers, and haulage firms to accelerate electrified forest transport.

Scania partners with Regroup to launch its first fleet of autonomous mining trucks at Element 25’s Butcherbird Mine in Western Australia by late 2025.

“I’m optimistic about the future. With what I encounter in my line of work I can truly say we are on the path toward something good.”

Maria shares her experience testing battery-electric buses across Europe, evaluating driveability, safety, performance, and reliability.

How Scania’s autonomous truck can help create a more efficient, safer and more sustainable mining industry.

Our CTO and Head of R&D, Sara Forsberg, credits her success to the teams she has worked with throughout her career. “It’s a true team effort that brought me here, and I’m grateful to belong to a company with so many supportive and intelligent people.”

Scania kicked off IAA 2024 with a well-attended press conference, led by CEO Christian Levin. Watch it here:

Scania has, for the fourth time in six years, been awarded a gold rating by Ecovadis, the world’s largest and most trusted provider of sustainability ratings.

M/S Rex af Stockholm is the passenger ferry used for commuting between the island of Ekerö and the city in summertime. With her huge engine room and sturdy hulls, Rex was a perfect fit for batteries.

The many hours Scania’s Head of Sustainability, Fredrik Nilzén, spent in his grandfather’s and father´s truck as a child made him curious about business, the environment and the truck itself. Now, he’s deep into developing our part of the transport industry in the most sustainable way possible.

Electrifying boats differs from trucks and buses due to weather and charging limits, but both need reliability. Vessels benefit from hybrid electric modes.

Swedish Waste management service company Renall collects PET bottles and aluminium cans from stores with a battery-electric compactor truck from Scania.

Scania participates in Pride Parades every year to show support for the LGBTQI+ community. We do a lot to shape an inclusive and diverse workplace where everyone feels safe and accepted for who they are, but more can be done.

Ulrika's career path illustrates her transformation into a leader in strength simulations, navigating the intricacies of R&D, steering a team in a highly technical field, and embracing the responsibilities of parenthood.

Raja stands out as a dedicated Workshop Manager in Singapore, recognised for his commitment to customer satisfaction and teamwork. His commitment has earned him the SSEA best-performing employee award twice. His achievements are celebrated and displayed as a standard for all of us in Scania.

In May, Scania held its fourth Sustainable Transport Forum. The event focused on the bold and brave steps we need to take in order to change our transport system for the better. 

Investment in Canadian company Waabi provides key strategic value for Scania in its progress towards offering full-scale autonomous transport solutions.

Harsha Raju is a man on a mission to transform ideas into sustainable business opportunities.

Marell Boats founder and owner Patrik Söderholm makes fast aluminium patrol boats running on electricity. The journey of a lifetime all began in his grandfather’s fishing boat.

Scania contributes to a historic modernisation of Estonian defence forces and deliveries of 265 vehicles will start this summer.

Customer Service Advisor, Eleanor is the powerhouse behind the Scania Taiwan Miaoli workshop's exceptional customer service. With seven years under her belt, she is a seasoned pro at turning challenges into triumphs.

ALBA W&H Smart City Pte Ltd, a public waste collector in Singapore, plays a significant role in the country’s recycling and waste management. They’ve implemented innovative solutions in sustainable waste management by deploying Scania electric trucks in the Woodlands-Yishun sector for general waste and recycling collection.

Scania’s fourth Sustainable Transport Forum featured stark warnings on climate change, bold examples of industry leadership, and a rousing call to act before it’s too late for our rapidly warming planet.

The Euro NCAP testing of heavy trucks goes beyond legal demands and has the potential over time to be a true driving force for increased safety.

José Campos Garcia is the first-ever Industrial PhD student within Scania’s Procurement department. He feels honoured to have the opportunity and hopes his rese

Data engineers are a sought-after professional group needed for Scania to continue transforming the transport system and make it sustainable. With the reskillin

SCA’s first electric timber truck is a Scania with a technical capability of up to 70 tonnes total weight.

With more than two decades at Scania, of which most of them have been within Procurement, the career twist for Niklas Klingenberg – the man with one role at TRATON and two roles at Scania - isn’t what you would expect. Nevertheless, Niklas is in the right spot at the right time.

In Taiwan's wind energy sector, Chi Deh relies on Scania trucks for intricate wind turbine projects. For decades, Scania trucks have provided robust power and reliability, serving a pivotal role for precision in engineering operations.

For Fatima Strand, our Service Director in Japan, daring to try is always on the cards. She has been living in Tokyo since mid-2023 because that is a market with great potential and where she can make a noticeable difference if she succeeds. She also has a patent to her name. This innovation made it possible for Scania to keep up with legal requirements for Euro6 engines.

To work at a big, global company – what’s that really like? Meet David and Christine, Scania employees developing the system in the electric vehicle that communicates with the charger. They tell you about their world, and there may be a lot more fun in their everyday challenges than you think.

In prioritising customer satisfaction and fostering staff loyalty, SNL builds a cornerstone of reliability and efficiency through its investment in Scania Super trucks. These vehicles not only improve performance and reduce fuel consumption but also enhance overall profitability for the company.

Fuel savings, increased productivity and smaller climate footprint. The digital revolution has opened up vast possibilities for transport companies to enhance their operations. Here are six ways in which Scania’s digital services offering, Scania Control Package, makes life easier for hauliers. 

Through Scania Innovation Factory, creative pathways open for Scania employees to develop entrepreneurial competencies. By exploring and experimenting with pioneering ideas, they master skills that drive real change with brilliant innovations and potential business opportunities.

The heavy tipper is the reason why long-term LKAB employee Stig Hoffner still hasn’t retired. It is too much fun driving an electric vehicle every day.

A truck and an x-country skier, do they have anything in common? It's more than you think, it turns out.

Agile coach heads for Stockholm to enhance cross-cultural collaboration and explore ways to bring improved work processes back to India. A partnership programme opens possibilities for the local team to learn more about the Scania Way of working and leadership principles.

Less noise, less disruption, less emission. That is what electrified roads have for the heavy transport industry, as DHL joins the potential of e-roads.

Battery development expert and chemist David Raymand embarked on a transformation journey that mirrors Scania's evolution. Once a senior in combustion engine development, David now stands as a prominent figure in battery technology.