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Sweden-based truck maker Scania AB is expanding its industrial and commercial operations in Thailand.
Read More →Scania will deliver 62 buses for Mexico City’s public transport system. In addition, Scania will provide workshop services for the entire fleet, vehicle follow-up as well as driver training and coaching.
Read More →Andreas Renschler, the former head of commercial trucks for Daimler who went to work heading up Volkswagen's commercial truck operations earlier this year, has been appointed as the new chairman of the board of Scania.
Read More →Scania has signed a declaration of transparency and anti-corruption with the government of Colombia as part of a new Swedish Corporate Social Responsibility Network.
Read More →Scania has begun operations in East Africa with a center in Nairobi, Kenya. An independent distributor had previously represented Scania in that country.
Read More →Indian mining company BGR Mining & Infra said it has placed an order for 200 Scania P 410 tipper trucks. In 2014, the company took delivery of its 150th Scania vehicle.
Read More →Scania will deliver 150 city buses to the public transport authority in Cairo, Egypt.
Read More →Scania will design a full-scale autonomous truck platooning operation, based on its own advanced technology, which will use public roads while transporting containers between port terminals in Singapore.
Read More →MiX Telematics recently had the opportunity to present its solutions to the inspired students of the Swedish Transport Academy in Kurdistan, Iraq.
Read More →Scania is adding another environmentally oriented alternative to its palette with Euro 6 certified truck engines. The Scania 16L, 580 hp V-8 engine can now be ordered in a configuration with up to 100 percent biodiesel operation (EN 14214) in the R-series.
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