Scania Sustainability Report highlights sustainable transport
    Raising health and safety awareness
    Becoming Europe’s best young truck driver
    Scania to deliver 375 trucks to leading Chinese machinery producer
    Peter Thorn and Emma Martins, members of a British film crew on assignment from Discover Channel to shoot an episode for the popular show “How do they do it?” at Scania.

    Discovery Channel explains how we manufacture Scania V8

    On 20–23 April, a British film crew visits Scania on assignment from Discovery Channel to shoot an episode for the popular show “How do they do it?” The episode will be 8–10 minutes and broadcast throughout the world.

    Terex articulated dump truck powered by Scania engine

    Put to the test

    Arduous customer trials of Terex’s new Scania-powered articulated dump trucks have shown that the vehicles are up to the construction industry’s heavy demands.

    Confidence is high on automotive sector

    Confidence is high on automotive sector

    The Swedish automotive sector is awarded the top spot in an annual survey of Swedish businesses.

    First military trial run with a Scania-Vabis truck in April 2012. Sweden

    100 years of peacekeeping history

    For more than 100 years, Scania has supplied technologically advanced vehicles for peacekeeping and defence missions in various countries worldwide.

    Forklift powered by Scania engine

    Scania at Intermat

    In just 20 months the strictest emission standards ever for industrial engines takes effect and Scania is ready. The Scania Stage 4/Tier 4 final ready engine that handles the 2014 emission legislations without the need of a particulate filter will be showcased at the Intermat exhibition in Paris.

    A truck is never finished, and Thomas Helin keeps on improving his cement mixer.

    Truck builders on a 1:14 scale

    When Thomas Helin has parked his 1:1 scale Scania truck after a working day, numerous hours of work await on one of his Scania’s 1:14 scale trucks. With five different radio-controlled models under construction, his hobby is not only time-consuming but also expensive. The reward is to exhibit the unique model to an admiring public after months of hard detail-intensive work.