en.Wedoany.com Reported - Scania plans to invest 70 million to expand its production center in Angers, France, and adjust assembly lines to produce electric trucks, thereby enhancing its ability to drive electric transportation in Europe.

The transformation of heavy transport is a key part of Europe's climate goals. Reducing road transport emissions requires the involvement of the entire value chain, from vehicle manufacturers and transport operators to energy suppliers, infrastructure developers, and policymakers.

As part of the manufacturer's industrial system for over three decades, the Angers center has consistently demonstrated robust industrial performance and strong adaptability, making it a reliable asset in its network. By enhancing its capabilities in electric mobility, the manufacturer will create conditions for a more sustainable and competitive transport system.

This planned investment builds on the center's existing capabilities and supports the company's long-term strategy. The company will continue to invest in the development of vehicle technology, battery systems, industrial capabilities, and charging solutions. The investment in France is a concrete example of how to build the necessary capabilities to support future transport systems.

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