Advancement in Electric Mobility: ABB E-Mobility and Scania Sign Global Agreement

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Published on 15/11/2023 at 15:04

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Strategic Partnership for Fleet Electrification

ABB E-mobility, a pioneering force in electric vehicle (EV) charging solutions, celebrates a new milestone in its journey towards a sustainable future by signing a global framework agreement with Scania. This agreement elevates the existing collaboration between the two companies, enabling Scania to provide a comprehensive electric vehicle solution, including vehicles, chargers, services, and software. This strategic move is crucial to meet the growing demand for fleet electrification, a key pillar in the transition to zero-emission mobility.

The Era of Electric Vehicles

The framework agreement is a direct response to the growing needs for efficient and sustainable solutions in the transportation sector. Scania, recognized for its leadership in transport solutions, will integrate ABB E-mobility’s innovative DC fast charging solutions, such as the Terra 360, one of the fastest and most versatile EV chargers in the world.

Fredrik Allard, Director of E-mobility at Scania, expresses enthusiasm: “Collaboration with ABB E-mobility is a significant step towards advancing the transition to electric transport. The partnership not only strengthens our capabilities in providing electric vehicles but also solidifies our commitment to a sustainable future in transportation.”

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Innovation and Sustainability in Logistics

This agreement is a clear example of innovation and sustainability working together to transform logistics and transportation. ABB E-mobility, known for its expertise in EV charging solutions, will provide Scania with a wide range of DC solutions, ranging from 24 kW to 600 kW. This partnership highlights the importance of advanced and reliable technological solutions in the advancement of electromobility.

Chris Nordh, Fleet and Transit Business Director at ABB E-mobility, states: “Our collaboration with Scania is a testament to our dedication to leading the charge in providing innovative charging solutions. We are committed to supporting Scania in transitioning its customers to electricity in an efficient and cost-effective manner.”

Towards a Future of Zero Emissions

The union between ABB E-mobility and Scania is a significant step towards a future of zero-emission transport. Both companies are committed to leading the way in developing future technologies today, as evidenced by their successful tests of the megawatt charging system (MCS), an innovation that promises to cut the charging time for heavy vehicles in half.

ABB E-mobility: Leading the Way in Electromobility

ABB E-mobility is a global leader in EV charging solutions, with a significant presence in over 85 markets. The company stands out for its comprehensive portfolio of EV charging solutions, from smart home chargers to high-power chargers for high-speed highways, demonstrating its commitment to innovation and sustainability in the automotive industry.

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