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Swedish charging technology developer Elonroad has teamed up with Scania, NTU Singapore, and ALBA W&H Smart City to test hands-free conductive charging for commercial electric vehicles. The pilot program will evaluate an automated ground-level charging system designed to top up heavy electric fleet vehicles without manual intervention.
Specialized winter equipment manufacturer Prinoth is collaborating with Swedish trucking giant Scania to electrify its snow grooming fleet. Their new battery-electric models, boasting up to 624 kWh of battery capacity, are poised to debut on European ski slopes, offering a greener solution for winter resort maintenance.
Researchers from Sweden's Chalmers University, in collaboration with PHINIA and Scania, have modeled a novel approach to electric vehicle battery design. Their study explores reconfigurable battery packs that can bypass individual weak or failing cells, potentially extending overall battery life and reducing long-term ownership costs for EVs. This innovative concept aims to mitigate the impact of uneven cell aging within a pack.
Swedish heavy-vehicle manufacturer Scania has secured a long-term agreement to provide its Core 800 battery packs to Italian snow groomer maker Prinoth. These advanced battery systems will electrify Prinoth's Husky E-Motion and Leitwolf E-Motion snow groomer models, transitioning an existing collaboration into a deeper, long-term partnership in specialized electric vehicles.
European logistics company JUNA has significantly expanded its electric fleet, surpassing 100 Scania heavy-duty battery-electric trucks in operation. This milestone highlights the growing adoption of electric commercial vehicles for freight transport across the continent. The move underscores the increasing viability and scalability of BEV solutions in the logistics sector.
Swedish heavy-truck maker Scania has introduced a new electric truck model boasting up to 447 miles of range, positioning it as a strong competitor to existing long-haul BEV offerings like the Tesla Semi. This enhanced range is achieved through an updated battery system and significant aerodynamic improvements to the cab design.
Swedish truck manufacturer Scania has introduced a new heavy-duty battery-electric truck designed for long-distance hauling. This innovative model boasts an impressive range of nearly 447 miles (720 kilometers) on a single charge, addressing a key challenge for electrifying commercial transport. Its extended front and additional battery packs underscore Scania's commitment to advancing electric solutions for the logistics industry.
