Factory workers have a hard time providing for their families. 2,000 metal workers building trucks at a Saab-Scania factory are the first to cross their arms and demand higher salaries.

The red Griffin is inspired by a Swedish coat of arms and is also based on the logo of Vadis-Scania’s, the truck manufacturer that partnered with Saab’s parent company to form Saab-Scania.

A couple of days ago, while chatting with a friend at a local café, I was introduced to an amiable, elderly Swedish man who ...

Scania, Volkswagen's truck manufacturing subsidiary, has agreed to acquire Industrial Division of Northvolt Systems to ...

Scania has delivered the first of 165 trucks to Bidcorp as part of the foodservice provider's strategy to strengthen its ...

BOGOTA, April 3 (Reuters) - Colombia plans to buy 16 to 24 combat aircraft from Sweden's Saab, said on Thursday the commander in charge of the Aerospace Force, Carlos Silva. The officer didn't ...

On account of being huge and heavy, many pickup trucks offer an inherent safety benefit to their occupants—but not all are created equal. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS ...

Scania returns to the Brisbane Truck Show from May 15-18 with its biggest and most powerful V8 prime mover taking centre stage, on a brand new display stand. The 770 S 6×4 boasts 3700Nm of torque from ...

America’s favorite vehicles are full-size pickup trucks, and the competition among manufacturers to capitalize on that interest is intense. Despite enormous demand, only five brands vie for the ...

Pickup trucks are the bestselling vehicles for a number of reasons, drawing a diverse crowd of customers. Some shoppers need to tow trailers or haul bulky work supplies, while others like the ...