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    Scania interim report January-September 2024

    Scania delivers strong financial results for the third consecutive quarter this year.· Scania Group net sales grew by 2 percent to SEK 48.2 billion (47.4) · Adjusted operating income reached SEK 6.8 billion (5.5) and adjusted operating margin was 14.0 percent (11.5) · Vehicle deliveries increased by 2 percent to 21,757 vehicles, whereof Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) amounted to 80 units (44) · Cash flow amounted to SEK 1.9 billion (3.3) in Vehicles and Services · Revenue from the service business increased by 7 percent adjusted for currency · Order intake decreased by 26

    Scania Touring LBG/LNG wins Sustainable Bus Award 2025

    Scania is delighted to receive the Sustainable Bus Award 2025 in the coach category for the Scania Touring LBG/LNG, recognising its commitment to setting new standards in sustainable transport and pioneering a greener future in people mobility.The Scania Touring  LBG/LNG is a testament to Scania's dedication to driving the shift towards a more sustainable transport system. This variant of the Scania Touring can operate on both natural gas and biogas, or a blend of both, allowing a

    Scania becomes world’s first truck OEM to reuse components on main assembly line

    Milestone gearbox ‘remanufacturing’ project consumed about 50 percent less material and roughly 45 percent fewer carbon emissions compared with making brand-new one. Project shows it is possible to integrate remanufactured components directly into the production lines of new vehicles.In a world’s first for heavy vehicle makers, Scania’s has integrated reused components on its main assembly line in Sweden.  The historic achievement took place earlier this year as part of the iReGear 

    Scania and Fortescue collaborate to develop autonomous mining road train

    Scania, and Australian company Fortescue, have agreed to jointly develop and validate a fully integrated autonomous road train solution.The global mining industry is transforming, and autonomous solutions are receiving more attention. The challenges can now be approached with sustainability in mind, as technology development in this field is gaining speed.  “By utilising Scania’s extensive knowledge in supplying trucks to the mining industry and our expertise in autonomous driving, the Road Train solution will reduce the overall mining footprint,” says Manfred Streit, Managing Director

    Scania at MINExpo International: Efficiency by thinking big but acting small

    · Fully autonomous truck on display, set for agile mining and right-sizing · Focus on payload efficiency, proven by 12,000 operational mining trucks · Scania is taking orders for autonomous trucks that will be delivered in late 2026 and which will pave the way for a step-change in agile mining.At this year’s MINExpo in Las Vegas, Scania is demonstrating how its ‘Think big, act small’ approach is supporting mining companies in their quest to become more agile, lean and sustainable. The Swedish-based manufacturer is offering not only the most efficient combustion engines in the industry

    Scania at IAA: Setting the stage for sustainable transport

    At IAA Transportation in Hanover, 17–22 September, Scania showcases its versatile range of electrified and biofuel heavy trucks, including a brand-new battery electric tractor. Scania’s electric vehicle range now encompasses vehicles for nearly all applications, also featuring heavy-duty mining and timber trucks.“Customers can now benefit from greener options without adversely affecting normal operations and thereby help set the stage for a fossil-free future of heavy transport,” says President and CEO Christian Levin, Scania.  Scania now stands ready to deliver outstanding electric

    Scania presents new 13-litre marine engine

    At the international maritime industry trade fair SMM on 3-6 September, Scania presents the new 13-litre DI13 marine engine for propulsion and auxiliary use. This is Scania’s most advanced marine engine, exceeding high performance and reliability standards.Scania’s new 13-litre marine engine brings reliability and improvement in performance that results in significant emission reductions. “This is our most advanced marine engine so far, contributing to a better operating economy and sustainability at sea. We want to meet our customers’ needs and positively impact fuel efficiency and product

    Scania introduces G38 to team up with its 770 V8

    At the Elmia fair in Sweden, Scania is introducing its latest iteration of the G-series gearboxes for Scania Opticruise. The robust newcomer – named G38 – is specially developed for working together with Scania’s most powerful V8, the 3,700 Nm, 16 litre 770 hp top-of-the-line legend. Together they offer everything from fuel and weight savings to a smooth ride and great startability.· G38 is explicitly developed for working in pair with Scania’s 770 hp V8 · Able to handle 3,800 Nm – without added weight or dimensions · Fuel savings from reduced friction, wider range and the oppor­

    Correction of previous press release

    The press release that was published earlier today on 26 July 2024 at 08:00 CET has been updated with the right cash flow figures for Vehicles and Services as it previously showed the cash flow figures for Scania Group. The rest of the press release is unchanged.Strong financial performance in the second quarter, with significant growth in sales and earnings. • Scania Group net sales grew by 9 percent to SEK 55.4 billion (51.0) • Adjusted operating income reached SEK 8.0 billion (7.0) and adjusted operating margin was 14.5 percent (13.6) • Vehicle deliveries increased by 8 percent

    Scania interim report January-June 2024

    Strong financial performance in the second quarter, with significant growth in sales and earnings.· Scania Group net sales grew by 9 percent to SEK 55.4 billion (51.0)  · Adjusted operating income reached SEK 8.0 billion (7.0) and adjusted operating margin was 14.5 percent (13.6)  · Vehicle deliveries increased by 8 percent to 25,802 vehicles, whereof Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) amounted to 62 units (71)  · Cash flow amounted to a negative SEK 1.3 billion (6.2) in Vehicles and Services  · Revenue from the service business increased by 3 percent adjusted for currency effects

    Ground-breaking collaboration drives shift to electric transport in Portugal

    The shift to sustainable transport goes beyond replacing one vehicle with another. It also requires new cross-industry collaborations, such as this far-sighted initiative to roll out heavy-duty electric vehicles for the transportation of IKEA products in Portugal.In late June, transporter KLOG will deploy the first of several battery-electric vehicles from Scania to transport IKEA products from the IKEA Industry factory in Paços de Ferreira to the Porto Harbour in Leixões, and to the IKEA stores.   The ground-breaking collaboration and electric transition are the result of discussions

    Scania establishes charging solutions company

    To help customers' transition to electric transport, Scania CV AB today announces that they have formed Erinion, a new company specialising in private and semi-public charging solutions. The strategic move will see 40,000 new charging points installed at customer locations and will strengthen the Scania Group’s e-Mobility offer in the future transport ecosystem.The new company, Erinion, is founded by Scania to provide solutions for depot and destination charging, with the aim of accelerating electric truck adoption in line with Scania’s purpose of driving the shift towards a sustainable

    Scania Touring to be introduced with gas powertrain

    Scania is renowned for its wide range of low-carbon powertrain options and now continues along that path by adding an LBG/LNG variant of the Scania Touring. Able to run on both natural gas and biogas, or a mix of the two, it allows a smooth transition to biogas, creating a circular and economically viable solution for sustainable long-distance transport today.Gas-driven buses and coaches provide a highly interesting option for many transport operators, facilitating sustainable development in a way that also takes into account economic aspects.  “The new LBG/LNG variant of the Scania

    Autonomous trucks go commercial – Scania opens up orders in the mining segment

    Scania starts sales of autonomous mining trucks, opening up for safer, more efficient and more sustainable mining operations.The realisation of autonomous transport is taking a big step forward as Scania opens up for orders of the company’s self-driving mining solutions. It is now possible to place orders for Scania’s 40-tonne autonomous heavy tipper for mining, with the 50-tonne model to follow shortly afterwards.  As a first step, Scania will start sales of its autonomous mining solutions in Australia, with first deliveries and start of operation scheduled from 2026. The next market in

    Scania at IFAT 2024 in Munich: Offering the means for sustainable cities

    Scania goes to IFAT 2024 with the aim of demonstrating how its portfolio can help solve the challenges that cities and municipalities are facing as they strive to become more sustainable. Scania has a complete and diverse offer for waste and recycling that can contribute in many respects, regardless of whether electrification, bio-methane or bio-diesel is the preferred energy source.• Scania comes to IFAT with its vast experience of urban solutions • Electrification or renewable fuels? Scania offers every alternative • It has never been easier to choose solutions for true de-

    Scania interim report January-March 2024

    Strong sales, all-time high earnings, and growing market shares due to the successful roll-out of Scania Super.· Scania Group net sales grew by 20 percent to SEK 55.1 billion (45.8) · Adjusted operating income reached SEK 8.0 billion (6.2) and adjusted operating margin was 14.5 percent (13.5)  · Vehicle deliveries increased by 17 percent to 26,496 vehicles, whereof Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) amounted to 47 units (74)  · Cash flow amounted to SEK 7.1 billion (5.0) in Vehicles and Services · Revenue from the service business increased by 3 percent adjusted for currency effects

    Sara Forsberg, currently acting manager for Vehicle Development at Scania R&D, has been appointed Executive Vice President, Chief Technical Officer, and Head of Brand Identity Development

    Sara Forsberg, currently acting manager for Vehicle Development at Scania R&D, has been appointed Chief Technical Officer, and Head of Brand Identity Development. As of 1 May 2024, she will be part of Scania’s Executive Board and report to Christian Levin, President and CEO Scania and TRATON GROUP.Since joining Scania in 2001, Sara Forsberg has held several positions within Research & Development, including Head of Truck Chassis Development. She took up her current position as acting manager for Vehicle Development in Södertälje in 2023. Forsberg comes with extensive experience in

    Scania Super Green Truck 2024

    Each year, all the manufacturers of heavy trucks in Europe are invited to the Green Truck comparison test. It is organised by two German trade magazines to identify the most transport-efficient long-haul truck. Apart from a brief hiccup in 2023 – when Scania came second – the Södertälje-based manufacturer has won and been named “Green Truck” for seven out of the last eight tests. In fact, Scania has won the test nine out of the 14 times that it has been held since the competition began in 2011 – an impressive feat!“Scania participates in many press tests in Europe, but the Green Truck Award

    Scania is adding more solutions to its electric truck range

    · Scania expands its BEV range, thus making electrification of many different applications not only possible but relevant and ideal · Green batteries that last throughout the truck’s lifespan · Two new electric machines and 6x4 bogie axle configurations for extra traction  · Ranges of up to 520 km for 29-tonne trucks · Batteries are designed for maximum efficiency through heating and coolingScania continues to expand its offer regarding battery-electric vehicle (BEV) trucks by introducing more electric machines, axle configurations and cab alternatives, plus a number of power

    Scania accelerates deployment of autonomous hub-to-hub transport

    Launch of Autonomous Commercial Pilot Programme, with plans for autonomous solution powered by the leading technology stack from Plus.Scania is today (12 March 2024) expanding its strategic development of autonomous hub-to-hub transport solutions, with the launch of an Autonomous Commercial Pilot Programme. As part of TRATON Group, Scania will also be involved in a new partnership with US-based Plus, which will integrate its Level 4, fully autonomous SuperDrive™ technology stack into Scania and TRATON Group vehicles.  The Scania Autonomous Commercial Pilot Programme is part of an

    Scania publishes Annual and Sustainability Report for 2023: “Significant growth in sales and earnings and continued progress on sustainability performance”

    Scania continued performing strongly during the year, increasing both sales and earnings significantly. Scania’s Annual and Sustainability report is published today, detailing its financial, social and environmental performance in 2023.Summary of the full year 2023: · Scania Group net sales grew by 28 percent to SEK 204.1 billion (159.2) · Adjusted operating income reached SEK 26.0 billion (14.0) and adjusted operating margin was 12.7 percent (8.8) · Deliveries increased by 13 percent to 96,727 vehicles, whereof Zero Emission Vehicles (ZEV) amounted to 246 units (262) ·

    Scania’s new biogas engines: Going greener with 5% fuel savings

    · New powertrains based on Scania’s 13-litre biogas engines offer 5%fuel savings and all the range needed for long-haul operations· A perfect match – Scania’s new biogas engines are paired with two-thirds of the Super-based powertrain, with excellent outcomes· Turning to Bio-LNG or Bio-CNG is the obvious way to go for achieving radical CO2-reductions, here and now and without any sacrifices· With 420 hp or 460 hp and ranges of up to 1,800 km at hand, even the most demanding long-haul operators can also benefit from Scania’s sustainable biogas offering.Scania first hinted about its

    Scania turns green supply target into requirements

    Determined to use its spending power to drive the shift towards a sustainable transport system, Scania now turns its supply chain decarbonisation target into mandatory purchasing requirements.“We are excited to announce this transformative move, prepared in close collaboration with our suppliers and partners. Implementing green purchasing requirements is both a question of making sustainable transport a reality and ensuring access to low-carbon material in a rapidly increasing competition”, says Christian Levin, CEO at Scania.  Scania has introduced an industry-leading strategy to

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