
Volvo Trucks introduces its FM420 LNG truck in India, partnering with Delhivery, aiming for carbon neutrality by 2040.

Shriram Automall and Volvo CE partner to enhance the pre-owned construction equipment industry through efficient management and comprehensive support services.

Along with the EC210 introduction, Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has teamed with Shriram AutoMall (SAMIL).

Volvo CE India launches EC210 excavator to triple market share, offering advanced, efficient, and versatile solutions for India's construction needs.

The product range, which also includes the EC370, EC210, and ECR145, incorporates intelligent technology in a new electro-hydraulic system and a better human-machine interface

Volvo says it will begin customer testing with trucks powered by hydrogen in combustion engines in 2026, and the vehicles will be commercially available by the end of the decade.

Volvo Group and Daimler Truck will continue to compete and differentiate their whole product and service portfolio, including digital solutions.
The new plant will be approximately 1.7 million square feet and will produce heavy-duty conventional vehicles for the Volvo and Mack brands.

Volvo Group, Renault Group, and CMA CGM intend to lead the decarbonization of the transportation and logistics sectors through Flexis SAS, leveraging their individual strengths.
This partnership merges academic prowess with industry expertise, offering students not only advanced theoretical knowledge but also invaluable practical experience through internships.
Volvo's electric trucks are equipped with state-of-the-art Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) features, including Forward Collision Warning with Emergency Braking, Driver Alert System and Lane Changing Support.
Volvo CE highlighted the DD40 Electric mini asphalt compactor, marking Bharat's first locally developed electric road machinery. The compact machine, powered by advanced Lithium-ion batteries, promises cleaner and quieter urban road construction.
In Europe, Australia, Asia, and Africa, Volvo is launching the Volvo FH Aero, optimized for energy-efficient heavy-duty transports. This new aerodynamic model aims to reduce energy consumption.

Volvo Trucks was the first global manufacturer to begin serial manufacturing of electric trucks.

India’s first grid connected electric excavator in the 50 ton class. This machine will help reduce up to 90,000 kg of CO2 emissions annually as per the company. The company claims it is equivalent to 10 elephants, 25 Teslas or five medium duty trucks.




