Scania Group

For the 8th UN Global Road Safety Week, taking place from 12–18 May 2025 and focusing on the safety of pedestrians and cyclists, Scania is highlighting its contributions to creating safer cities. Explore Scania's safety features here: bit.ly/4jNDOpJ

Scania is participating in a state-funded research project to explore bio-based rubber alternatives that could reduce emissions in truck component manufacturing. Read the article to learn more! bit.ly/3Z5Y39x

Scania reports a soft start to 2025, with continued progress in strategic areas such as electrification and the TRATON Group integration. Read more: bit.ly/4jROovm

Scania extends battery-electric bus portfolio with addition of three-axle low-entry alternative. Read the press release here: bit.ly/3Y1p3qo

Scania introduces new electric power solutions to drive the construction and mining industries’ shift to sustainability. Read the press release here: bit.ly/4iSNb6V

Scania at Bauma 2025: Sustainable solutions to transform mining and construction. Read the press release here: bit.ly/3FOCUtY

Scania supports Earth Hour by turning off lights at our locations, highlighting the urgency of climate action. Sustainability is at the core of our business, and real change happens in our daily work. Together, we drive the shift towards the future of sustainable transport.

Circularity is a top priority at Scania. In this Q&A, we spoke with Michael Lieder, Scania’s business developer for circular economy, to explore why circularity matters and the progress we’ve made in the area so far. scania.com/group/en/home/…

Scania today takes another significant step forward with its e-mobility offering, as it launches a new extended and more efficient e-machine for its battery-electric bus platform. Read the pressrelease for further information: bit.ly/4kHBEbK

Scania continued performing strongly, increasing both sales and earnings to record levels. The Annual and Sustainability report published today details Scania’s financial, social, and environmental performance in 2024. Read the full report: bit.ly/3Fjddl2

As electric vehicle infrastructure grows, vehicles with fuel-powered range extenders could help fill the gap in the meantime. Starting in Feb 2025, an electric truck with a fuel-powered generator, developed by Scania and DHL, will be tried out in Germany. bit.ly/4k3UEB4

Scania has supplied thousands of engines for defence-related products since the 1990s. With recent geopolitical developments affecting global security, Scania is experiencing a significant increase in demand for power solutions to build resilient defences. bit.ly/42HLVOT

Follow top streamers as they tackle the real-world challenges faced by truck drivers, with guidance from ProDriver and expert coaching. Watch their journey unfold in our new series, Master the Road with ProDriver. youtu.be/7XhR0ihE8Fs

At Scania we support various social impact initiatives worldwide. A great example is "Together," our mentorship programme with War Child, which helps children and young people access protection, education, and support. Read more about the programme here: bit.ly/3PrLEHO

Scania, SKF Group, and LOTS Group launches one of Europe’s longest electric vehicle routes, covering 221,000 km a year and reducing 298 tonnes of CO₂—equal to the emissions of 210 Swedish cars—showing electric transport’s role in sustainable logistics. scania.com/group/en/home/…

For Scania, maximise resources and reduce waste are key. At our foundry, sand goes to waste. So Scania partnered with Weber Saint-Gobain, enabling them to reduce their use of virgin sand by 30%. In 2025, 20,000 tonnes of sand will be reused to make mortar. bit.ly/4gXD3c6

Scania is committed to developing cutting-edge tech in our products and solutions. We provide employees with the best tools and an engaging, up-to-date work environment, especially in digital tools. That’s why we ally with OpenAI. bit.ly/4fP5UOz

From the frozen north down to the sunny south, we’ve interviewed drivers about what they think about driving an electric truck. Check out this film to see their responses. bit.ly/3ZL6vvY

Major Scania study outlines huge potential for sustainable urban transport. Learn more about the innovative HITS project and its pilots in Stockholm: bit.ly/3CCWN5z

Logistics giant DB Schenker continues its journey towards electrified transport. Now the company will test a Scania battery-electric truck with a range of 300 kilometres for regular long-haulage traffic. bit.ly/4ekK3hS