Scania News 2026

Scania’s engine manufacturing teams are changing how they handle grinding residue, with a new method expected to cut waste by around 240 tonnes a year.

Scania inventors Henrik Birgersson and Magnus Nilsson developed patented solutions that support fuel efficiency and lower emissions.

Explore how American YouTuber Bruce Wilson drove a Scania R770 V8 across the United States, connecting Scania with American trucking culture.

Explore how Norway can scale its transport transition, from electric trucks and renewable fuels to charging infrastructure, investment and collaboration.

Explore how four thesis students at Scania tackle real engineering challenges in electrification, sustainability and production data.

Meet Scania engineers Ziwei Huang and Yang Xiao, who turned a personal challenge into a website helping others prepare for Sweden’s citizenship test.

Scania’s EM 505A industrial electric machine has won OEM Off-Highway’s 2026 Top New Products award in the Drivetrains category.

Discover how Scania employee Adriano Ferreira turned a simple observation into an improvement that saves resources and supports continuous improvement.

Meet the three Scania employees awarded scholarships in 2026 for their leadership, development potential, innovation and commitment to sustainability.

EMS Transport & Logistik uses a Scania biogas truck on its Malmö-to-Luleå route. Read how biogas performs in long-distance transport.

Erti Haava helps keep Scania customers moving across the Baltics through trust, customer focus and proactive service.

More than 400 representatives from across the transport ecosystem gathered in Paris to discuss how to accelerate the shift to sustainable transport.

Scania’s LOTS Group and VELUX are exploring how AI, data and battery-electric trucks can accelerate the decarbonisation of freight transport.

For 25 years, Bogotá’s TransMilenio has kept the city moving, with Scania supporting its shift from diesel to zero‑emission transport.

Team Tveksamm from Sweden wins the Top Team World Final 2026 following a strong performance throughout the global competition.

Scania Top Team World Final 2026 takes place in Södertälje on 6–8 May. Meet the teams, explore the competition and discover service excellence.

Scania Top Team World Final approaches in Södertälje, Sweden, as reigning champions Germany return to defend their title on 6–8 May.

Meet Anna Carmo e Silva and discover how strategy, communication and purpose come together to help shape Scania’s future.

The line-up for the Scania Top Team 2026 World Final is complete, with 12 teams heading to Södertälje, Sweden, this May.

Scania and Austrian brand Dynell begins a partnership to accelerate the electrification of airport ground support equipment.

Meet the Top Team finalists from Asia, Oceania, the Middle East and Africa, who claimed the final four places and are heading to the world final in Sweden.

Learn how Scania’s plug-in hybrid powertrain enables zero-emission city driving and flexible long-distance coach operations.

Why autonomous transport is about more than technology. Daniel Blank explains how people, trust and collaboration shape Scania’s autonomous operations.

As the last Scania regional Top Team final for this round draws closer, Rainbow Warriors continue their journey representing China.

TRATON Group invites startups to collaborate on AI-powered vehicle diagnostics and AI-driven customer insight pilots through Combient Foundry.

Discover how Scania’s Super 13-litre powertrain for buses and coaches delivers up to 8% fuel savings through integrated engine-to-axle efficiency.

Discover how Scania and Loga use circular biomethane solutions to reduce emissions and power cleaner urban waste collection in São Paulo.

Discover how Product Owner Adam Jenåker drives progress in Scania’s autonomous hub-to-hub programme and explores the AI innovations shaping future transport.

Discover how researcher Vivek Venkatesh Shenoy brings human insight into transport electrification, exploring what shapes the shift from diesel to electric.

Road transport drives Brazil’s economy, and Scania Brazil is helping decarbonise it by promoting renewable energy and developing green corridors.