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27 Oct 2023
Scania Chassis Assembly ready for boom of electric trucks
The year 2023 will go down in Scania's history as the year that electrification truly happened. A new battery cell co-developed with Northvolt that will last the truck’s lifetime, tests of Megawatt Charging System with ABB, and the Battery Assembly was set up adjacent to the Chassis Assembly. The latter had its greatest redesign since it was built in the 1960s, both the actual building and the people working there. The Chassis Assembly plant in Södertälje, Sweden started producing electrical trucks in 2021. As the demand for electric trucks continues to increase, the factory needed to be adapted to handle the weight and technology of future electric trucks. “And not only the building,” says Mostafa Toweny, Project Manager E-mobility, “but the people working there as well.” -
16 Oct 2023
Accelerating innovative, start-up collaboration in China
Being the Innovation Manager at Scania, Anton Wieselblad is well familiar with funding innovative ideas and identifying business opportunities for Scania. After all, he started the Innovation Factory Programme, an initiative to give our employees the skills and support to develop bright ideas and bring them to market. Together with Combient Foundry, he has also accelerated Scania’s adoption of start-up collaboration in Sweden. All with the same mission – to make Scania a more entrepreneurial enterprise to future-proof the organisation. -
11 Oct 2023
When bigger is better - Scania XT with a 60-meter concrete pump
Experience the Power of Scania XT with a 60-Meter Concrete Pump – The Migliaccio Group's Story of Success and Innovation in Italy's Construction Industry. Discover how their Scania fleet, including the impressive 60-meter concrete pump, ensures reliability and efficiency in large-scale projects. -
08 Oct 2023
“We’re future-proofing our bus fleet. That’s good for our customers and for society.”
The new propulsion unit at the core of the new battery-electric bus platform promises to be the beating, emission-free heart of our buses for many years to come. In October, Scania will unveil its next generation battery-electric vehicle (BEV) bus platform at the Busworld trade fair in Brussels. It’s been a major project of many moving parts. One of the most significant of those is the updated electric propulsion unit (aka: electric powertrain). -
05 Oct 2023
Scania launches new battery-electric bus platform at Bus world
The new Scania battery-electric bus platform, one part of the company’s complete e-mobility solutions covering vehicles, services, and systems makes its debut at Busworld. With the introduction of low-entry 4x2 buses, the sustainably sourced and built batteries offer a vast energy storage capacity of up to 520 kWh and have been developed specifically for heavy commercial vehicles, enabling a range in optimal conditions of over 500 km. -
25 Sep 2023
Scania advocates decarbonisation and circularity at Busworld
Scania emphasizes circularity to tackle both environmental and societal challenges in support of more sustainable transport systems, as the push for renewable fuel solutions continues. New products and services within e-mobility will be launched and recently introduced safety features will be shown. -
22 Sep 2023
Scania Super: the most fuel-efficient truck in comparison test
A Scania 420 R tractor with the Super-based powertrain introduced in 2021 scored a decisive victory in the fuel part of a renowned German comparison test for long-haul trucks, the European Truck Challenge. -
05 Sep 2023
Scania battery assembly plant up and running
Discover Scania's cutting-edge battery assembly plant: located in Södertälje, Sweden, this state-of-the-art plant is a game-changer in electrified transport. -
31 Aug 2023
Fueling the future: Scania's solar-powered truck project unveiled
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. -
31 Aug 2023
Fueling the future: Scania's solar-powered truck project unveiled
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. -
23 Aug 2023
More than Pride – Scania’s work on diversity and inclusion
Scania proudly participates in Stockholm Pride Parade in August every year, and colleagues around the world are involved in Pride activities. It’s a way to show support for the LGBTQI community, but also the tip of the iceberg on the work that is done with diversity and inclusion at the company on a daily basis. -
21 Aug 2023
Marcus Holm is an engineer at the core
To be Head of Production & Logistics comes naturally for an engineer like Marcus Holm, who not only applies his long experience in this field at Scania but also has the same curiosity to explore new technology and find out how things work at home. -
19 Aug 2023
Truck fans drive from Shanghai to Sweden in a Scania 650 S
Two Chinese truckers have caught on to the truck culture and made a 13 000 km journey from China to Europe in a Scania vehicle. -
01 Aug 2023
Scania to call for a wide and responsible approach to sustainability at UITP summit
During the UITP 2023 Global Public Transport Summit in Barcelona, 4–7 June, Scania will be highlighting the importance of taking a complete view on sustainability as well as the continued need to lever all driveline technologies in the quest to mitigate carbon emissions. -
24 Jul 2023
Scania secures significant truck order in the UK
Scania is committed to delivering on the premium brand promise towards customers and driving the shift towards a sustainable transport system. Consortium Purchasing group orders an extensive fleet of trucks to be delivered across the Culina Group, WS Group and A.W. Jenkinson Group.