Scania News 2025

By rethinking design, use and reuse, Scania VNB helps customers cut costs while building a transport system fit for a sustainable future.

From dining cruises to daily commutes, SeaLink’s Scania-powered vessels keep Sydney Harbour moving efficiently.

Erinion, Scania’s new EV charging company, is off to a strong start, with revenues set to grow tenfold in its first year, according to Jonas Hernlund.

From worn-out workwear to truck interiors – see how Scania’s circularity efforts turn textile waste into valuable components.

“Autonomy is an exciting area – we use new tech to support our customers in making their operations even safer and more efficient.”

Scania explores ventures in sustainability, electrification & autonomy. Markus van Horik, Head of Strategy at Ventures & New Business, shares the road ahead.

Scania Brazil turns plastic bottles into truck grilles, cutting 62 tonnes of CO₂ a year and proving circular innovation is the road ahead.

Scania teams up with startups through Combient Foundry to drive innovation in autonomy, virtual training, and machine learning for smarter aerodynamic design.

Scania has over a century of experience supporting national defence. Explore key milestones and achievements in this historical timeline.

Scania explores birch bark-based rubber to assess low-carbon materials that could replace fossil rubber in future truck components.

Scania’s newest ExBoard member Do Young Kim shares the joy of making a balance sheet work and why finance is the function that connects the dots.

This year’s Scania Top Team competition is once again embedding sustainability learning into its practical training activities for service technicians.

Scania upcycles retired IT equipment—cutting waste, reducing emissions, and unlocking new value.

Anupam Goyal is central to Scania’s ongoing industrial operational transformation journey using SAP.

Vy Buss offers comfortable, sustainable travel from Karlstad to Stockholm's Arlanda Airport with a Scania Irizar gas coach, covering 700 km without refuelling.

Since the 1990s, Scania has supplied engines for defence vehicles. Geopolitical shifts have increased demand for resilient solutions.

When Team Sweden competes in Bocuse d’Or at the end of January, a Scania biogas truck ensures their precious equipment arrives safely at Lyon.