For Scania, 2010 was a year of recovery. Earnings and cash flow were the best ever in the company´s history. Leif Östling, President and CEO, says that Scania has emerged stronger from the financial crisis and that long-term economic trends favour the company.
During 2010 Scania substantially expanded its North American service network, which now comprises 120 service points for Scania industrial and marine engines in the United States and Canada.
The new Scania Selection Model catalogue offers Scania models that range from intricate collectors’ items to sturdy toys. Recent additions include the new Scania Touring coach and the world’s strongest truck, the Scania R 730 V8.
Ten years ago, he left Iraq to build a new future in Sweden. Recently he returned to Iraq as Parts Manager at Scania’s site in Erbil. Meet Wesam Patros.
At 11 years old, Wesam Patros was taught the watchmaking profession by his father. He remembers the techniques to this day, and he would still rather repair [...]
Together, Scania’s P-series and the new high-torque 13-litre EGR engines open new potential to specify compact, powerful trucks that are highly competitive in terms of weight. EGR technology combines excellent fuel economy with the convenience of not requiring additives, leaving space on the chassis for extra fuel or other equipment. The broad P-series cab range enables space to be optimised for a multitude of applications.
