Scania has inaugurated its first fully-owned manufacturing facility in China, representing a €2 billion investment. The new plant in Jiangsu province will produce advanced “Super” trucks for customers across Asia, significantly reducing delivery times compared to European exports.
Strategic Expansion into Asian Markets
Swedish truck manufacturer Scania, owned by Volkswagen Group, has launched its first fully-owned production facility in China, according to reports from Reuters. The new manufacturing hub, located in Rugao within Jiangsu province, represents what company executives describe as a strategic hedge against global trade uncertainty while positioning the company for stronger presence across Asian markets.