Volvo's three-pronged strategy to go fossil free
Maria Ebbesson, head of Volvo’s India R&D Centre, talks about the Swedish automaker’s strategy on electrification, fuel-cells, and alternative fuel powertrains, and the company’s India R&D centre.
26 Nov 2024
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Maria Ebbesson, head of Volvo’s India R&D Centre
Swedish truck-and-bus giant Volvo Group plans to transition to a fully-sustainable heavy commercial vehicle product portfolio by 2040 as part of its plan to completely move away from fossil fuels by 2050.
The company is focusing on alternative fuel technologies, particularly those such as natural gas that are likely ...
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