Scania invests EUR 70 million in French plant to boost electric truck production
Scania plans to invest EUR 70 million in its production facility in Angers, France, to strengthen its capacity for electric truck production in Europe.
Scania AB announced plans to invest EUR 70 million in its production facility in Angers, France. This capital injection is intended to increase the company's capacity to meet the growing demand for electrified transport across Europe.
The expansion at the Angers plant aligns with Scania's broader commitment to driving the shift towards a sustainable transport system. The investment reflects the company's strategy to address global climate targets and promote zero-emission transportation solutions.
Scania has recently introduced several new electric models and technologies. These include its first battery-electric CrewCab for rescue vehicles and a new under-cab battery module along with a Megawatt Charging System (MCS), which significantly speeds up charging times.
The company also previously announced one of Sweden's largest electric bus deals, involving the delivery of 91 fully electric buses to the Södertälje region starting in June 2027. Scania is heavily investing in electrification across various transport sectors.