Scania Super 11 P390 front-lift garbage truck lifting a large waste bin above the cab.

Scania Super 11 Front-Lift Waste Truck: 7% Less Fuel, More Payload

Scania Super 11 Front-Lift Waste Truck: 7% Less Fuel, More Payload Scania’s new Super 11 front-lift waste truck combines a lighter five-cylinder engine, claimed 7% fuel saving, strong low-speed torque and greater payload capacity in a package aimed squarely at Australia’s hard-working waste fleets. There is nothing particularly glamorous about the working life of a…

Scania P350 Super 11 concrete agitator at an Australian concrete batch plant

Scania Super 11 Concrete Agitator Arrives in Australia.

Scania Super 11 Concrete Agitator Arrives in Australia. Scania’s new 11-litre five-cylinder Super engine has arrived in Australia with an unexpected target in its sights: the concrete agitator market. And this time, the Swedes are not just bringing horsepower. They are bringing tare-weight savings, serious safety credentials, low-rev torque and a clear warning shot across…

Chassis detail of Scania rigid truck with mounted Manitou telehandler

Scania Torques the Fork

Scania Torques the Fork How a former firefighter built one of Australia’s most versatile delivery fleets. One problem, one truck, and one opportunity at a time For Fork2U founder Peter McCormack, reliability was never negotiable. After a career in the fire brigade, he built his delivery fleet around Scania 420P rigid trucks, combining dependable Swedish…

Scania’s Split-Second Stunt!

Scania’s Split-Second Stunt: When Autonomous Engineering Meets Human Courage Information supplied by Scania Australia. There are moments in transport history when engineering, innovation and sheer human nerve align so precisely that they redefine what we believe is possible. Scania’s latest autonomous demonstration is one of those moments—a world-first achievement in which two self-driving heavy vehicles…