Scania

Founded in 1891, Scania is part of the Traton Group (Volkswagen Group). Scania is known for its focus on sustainable transport solutions and advanced technology, with a long history in heavy vehicle development. In recent years, Scania has prioritized battery electric vehicles but is now piloting hydrogen fuel cell tru

Key SSAB customer. Scania and SSAB have an agreement for use of 100% hydrogen-produced steel by 2030, showcasing green steel’s impact beyond the energy sector.[1]

Supplying hydrogen fuel cell trucks for the HyHAUL project; their vehicles will serve as a test bed for zero-emission HGV operations in the UK.[5]

TRATON Group subsidiary participating in the TRATON Modular System (TMS) with 73% parts commonality across fuel types.

Providing new hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles (HFCEVs) for the trial, featuring a 120kW hydrogen fuel cell system.

Swedish truck and engine manufacturer collaborating on hydrogen HPDI fuel system research. Scania has invested early in hydrogen technologies and views it as central to sustainable transport.

Truck manufacturer that collaborated with Asko in developing the hydrogen fuel cell trucks used in the pilot program.

A Swedish transport firm and part of the Volkswagen Group, Scania is developing a fuel cell garbage truck and is interested in gaining more experience with fuel cells in customer operations.