Anna Pernestål, Scania Research and Development, has been selected as Sweden’s Woman of the Year in Technology 2011. Her burning interest in technology and skills in solving problems were cited as decisive for the award. The prize is given by the defence and security company Saab. She presently works as Project Manager for Scania’s new maintenance concept.
Driven by demands for longer service life, LED lighting is gaining ground in commercial vehicle applications. The advantages include lower energy use and a more stylish design.
Maximum uptime and fuel economy within the required emission limits. This is the challenge for Scania’s engine developers. What they’ve come up with is a toolbox of technical solutions for industrial and road applications.
Scania combines in-house technologies to meet future emissions standards in the US.
Reduced wear and tear on the vehicle, better fuel efficiency and increased driver safety all add up to a winning technology – Scania Opticruise.
