Daimler Truck and the Volvo Group invest hundreds of million euros to develop a common truck operating system. They learned from mistakes from the three major German car manufacturers. Go to source
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Volvo XC60 Becomes the Brand’s Best-Selling Model with Over 2.7 Million Units Sold
The Volvo XC60 has officially become the highest-selling model in the company’s history, surpassing the Volvo 240 with more than 2.7 million units sold globally since its launch in 2008. This development marks a significant shift in consumer preference from traditional estate vehicles to mid-size SUVs. Known for its combination of Scandinavian design, safety features,… Continue reading Volvo XC60 Becomes the Brand’s Best-Selling Model with Over 2.7 Million Units Sold
German Handelsblatt: Truck: Possibly pioneering: truck corporations are successful, which VW, BMW and Mercedes fail011089
Daimler Truck and the Volvo Group invest hundreds of million euros to develop a common truck operating system. They learned from mistakes from the three major German car manufacturers. Go to source
German Handelsblatt: Truck: Possibly pioneering: truck corporations are successful, which VW, BMW and Mercedes fail011090
Daimler Truck and the Volvo Group invest hundreds of million euros to develop a common truck operating system. They learned from mistakes from the three major German car manufacturers. Go to source
Volvo Group Receives EU Innovation Support for CarbonSmart Initiative
GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Volvo Group’s engine plant in Skövde, Sweden, has been awarded up to €49 million from the EU Innovation Fund to support the CarbonSmart Factory project: SPACE. This initiative aims to advance Volvo’s transformation through net-zero innovation and clean technology. “We transition towards sustainable foundry operations by electrifying key… Continue reading Volvo Group Receives EU Innovation Support for CarbonSmart Initiative
Volvo Construction Equipment Sells Chinese Subsidiary SDLG for $700 Million
Volvo Construction Equipment has agreed to sell its majority stake in Chinese subsidiary SDLG to a fund controlled by the Lingong Group for SEK 8 billion ($700 million), the Swedish construction equipment manufacturer announced. The transaction will generate a positive impact of SEK 1 billion on operating income when completed. The sale involves Volvo CE’s… Continue reading Volvo Construction Equipment Sells Chinese Subsidiary SDLG for $700 Million
Volvo Construction Equipment Sells Chinese Subsidiary SDLG for $700 Million
Volvo Construction Equipment has agreed to sell its majority stake in Chinese subsidiary SDLG to a fund controlled by the Lingong Group for SEK 8 billion ($700 million), the Swedish construction equipment manufacturer announced. The transaction will generate a positive impact of SEK 1 billion on operating income when completed. The sale involves Volvo CE’s… Continue reading Volvo Construction Equipment Sells Chinese Subsidiary SDLG for $700 Million
Volvo Construction Equipment refocuses its presence in China – divests its shares in SDLG
GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has signed a contract to sell its ownership in China-based SDLG (Shandong Lingong Construction Machinery Co) to a fund predominantly owned by the Lingong Group (LGG) for SEK 8 billion (6 billion RMB.) The transaction is expected to have a positive effect of… Continue reading Volvo Construction Equipment refocuses its presence in China – divests its shares in SDLG
Volvo Construction Equipment acquires Swecon
GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June 24, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) has come to an agreement with Lantmännen to acquire the Swecon’s business operations in Sweden, Germany and the Baltics including Entrack. Volvo CE will pay 7 billion SEK for the acquisition, which is subject to regulatory approval. Closing of the deal is anticipated in… Continue reading Volvo Construction Equipment acquires Swecon
German Handelsblatt: Truck: Possibly pioneered: truck corporations are successful, which VW, BMW and Mercedes fail011082
Daimler Truck and the Volvo Group invest hundreds of million euros to develop a common truck operating system. They learned from mistakes from the three major German car manufacturers. Go to source