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Fueling the future: Scania's solar-powered truck project unveiled
31 Aug 2023 Explore Scania's groundbreaking endeavor to develop solar-powered trucks, generating electrical propulsion from onboard solar cells. Discover the agile teamwork and cutting-edge technologies that drive this imaginative initiative which holds the promise of a greener transport future. -
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Brazilian transport company Reiter Log chooses Scania gas trucks – again!
11 Apr 2023 At Scania, we often say that we are the leader in transforming the world of transport into a more sustainable one, but we can’t do it alone. With 124 existing gas trucks from Scania, Brazilian transport company Reiter Log ordered an additional 124 of the same kind. That makes them one of many customers that are choosing a sustainable way for their operations. -
Scania’s electric truck runs steady on the roads in South Africa
21 Mar 2023 As a global transport solutions provider, Scania has rolled out electric trucks and buses on four continents thus far. In August 2022, time had come for South African retail company Shoprite Group to pilot a heavy-duty electric truck as part of its fleet. And, thanks to a signage that absorb particles when exposed to light, it will also glow in the dark! -
Electrified logistics flow between Nykvarn and Södertälje
13 Mar 2023 Scania has taken yet another step towards sustainable inbound transports with an electric Scania truck in operation on the logistics flow between Nykvarn and Södertälje, one of Scania’s first electrified inbound transports in Europe. -
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First fully electric crane truck for waste collection in Denmark
18 Jan 2023 Denmark’s first fully electric Scania 25L with combined crane and compactor construction for waste collection is now in use on the streets of Copenhagen, operated by global waste management company Urbaser. All the main components of the crane truck – chassis, crane and waste compactor – are electrically powered, and the crane can easily run for a full day on a single charge. -
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