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Scania AB, a Volkswagen Group truck brand, has launched a €2 billion manufacturing facility in Rugao, China. This state-of-the-art factory will produce up to 50,000 vehicles annually, marking Scania’s largest investment to date and strengthening its foothold in the world’s biggest truck market.
In a strategic move to capitalize on the booming commercial vehicle sector, Scania AB, the renowned truck and bus manufacturer under the Volkswagen Group, has inaugurated a massive €2 billion production plant in China. This facility, located in Rugao, Jiangsu Province, is set to begin operations before year-end, with an annual capacity of 50,000 vehicles, positioning Scania to serve both the domestic Chinese market and export hubs across Asia. The investment underscores the brand’s commitment to expanding its global footprint, as total deliveries for Scania reached just over 102,000 units in the previous year, making this new factory a pivotal step in scaling production.
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