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Scania

Scania

Scania

Verified Nov 2026

Batteries & E-Mobility

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Salem, Stockholm County

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Since 1891

Scania is a Swedish manufacturer of heavy trucks, buses, and industrial and marine engines, headquartered in Salem, Stockholm County, Sweden. Founded in 1891, it employs between 50,000 and 100,000 people, with an estimated annual revenue above $10 billion. It is a subsidiary of TRATON Group, part of the Volkswagen Group. The company serves the automotive, electric vehicle, construction, renewable energy, and industrial equipment sectors. In a recent development, it announced plans with Toyota to test hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty transport.

Scania

Verified Nov 2026

AT A GLANCE

Founded

1891

Headquarters

Salem, Stockholm County

Employees

50,000-100,000

Ownership

Scania at a glance

Revenue

$10B+

Est. band

Employees

50,000-100,000

Founded

1891

Headquarters

Salem, Stockholm County

Certifications

IATF 16949 · ISO 9001

Import activity

7557

Industries

Automotive

Electric Vehicles

Appliance

Construction

Renewable Energy

Industrial Equipment

Sourcing and import activity

From US customs bill-of-lading records

US sea imports

7557

Named foreign suppliers

50

Top origins

China · Germany · India · Singapore

Chart of the supplier's US import shipment volume trend over time

Shared foreign counterparties do not establish that these companies buy from Scania.

What this tells a buyer

Scania's customs records show 7,557 shipments with origins spanning more than 20 countries, led by China, Germany, and India.

Scania holds IATF 16949 and ISO 9001 certifications and lists batteries and e-mobility as its primary capability.

In June 2026, a Scania investment project for electric truck production in France was announced, and in February 2026 Nordisk Renting acquired Scania's Finnish headquarters.

Source: US customs bill-of-lading records and public filings · Last verified Nov 05, 2026

STABILITY SIGNALS

Established & active

135 years in operation (founded 1891).

7,557 US import shipments on record.

Holds IATF 16949, ISO 9001 certification(s) per public sources.

Overview

Scania is a Swedish manufacturer of heavy trucks, buses, and industrial and marine engines, headquartered in Salem, Stockholm County, Sweden. Founded in 1891, it employs between 50,000 and 100,000 people, with an estimated annual revenue above $10 billion. It is a subsidiary of TRATON Group, part of the Volkswagen Group. The company serves the automotive, electric vehicle, construction, renewable energy, and industrial equipment sectors. In a recent development, it announced plans with Toyota to test hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty transport.

At a glance

Attribute

Detail

Founded

1891

Headquarters

Salem, Stockholm County

Employees

50,000-100,000

Revenue

$10B+ (estimated)

Primary capability

Batteries & E-Mobility

Certifications

IATF 16949 · ISO 9001

What Scania makes

Scania holds IATF 16949 and ISO 9001 certifications and lists batteries and e-mobility as its primary capability.

Products and capabilities described on the company's own site include LED, Steel, Assembly (source: scania.com).

Certifications

Scania is associated with the following certifications in public sources. Confirm the certified scope for the specific plant producing your part:

Trade and customs footprint

Scania's customs records show 7,557 shipments with origins spanning more than 20 countries, led by China, Germany, and India. US customs bill-of-lading records list 7557 inbound shipments across 50 foreign suppliers, with top origins including China · Germany · India · Singapore.

Latest developments

Facilities

Scania is headquartered in Salem, Stockholm County. Public sources also reference these locations:

Company details

In June 2026, a Scania investment project for electric truck production in France was announced, and in February 2026 Nordisk Renting acquired Scania's Finnish headquarters. Scania was founded in 1891, has an estimated 50,000-100,000 employees, and is headquartered in Salem, Stockholm County. On the LightSource stability read it is rated "Established & active": 135 years in operation (founded 1891). 7,557 US import shipments on record. Holds IATF 16949, ISO 9001 certification(s) per public sources.

Frequently asked questions

What does Scania make?

Scania is a Swedish manufacturer of heavy trucks, buses, and industrial and marine engines, headquartered in Salem, Stockholm County, Sweden. Founded in 1891, it employs between 50,000 and 100,000 people, with an estimated annual revenue above $10 billion. It is a subsidiary of TRATON Group, part of the Volkswagen Group. The company serves the automotive, electric vehicle, construction, renewable energy, and industrial equipment sectors. In a recent development, it announced plans with Toyota to test hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty transport.

Where is Scania headquartered?

Scania is headquartered in Salem, Stockholm County.

When was Scania founded?

Scania was founded in 1891.

How big is Scania?

Scania has an estimated 50,000-100,000 employees, with revenue in the $10B+ range (estimated).

What certifications does Scania hold?

Scania lists IATF 16949 · ISO 9001 on its website. Confirm the certified scope for the specific plant producing your part.

Does Scania import from overseas suppliers?

US customs bill-of-lading records show 7557 inbound shipments for Scania, with top origins including China · Germany · India · Singapore.

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Location & contact

Salem, Stockholm County (HQ)Headquarters · Stockholm County, Sweden
Salem, Stockholm County (HQ)Salem, Stockholm County, SwedenHeadquarters

Phone

'+1 210-403-0007

Certification

IATF 16949 · ISO 9001

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