Scania Expands Indian Operations With New Bengaluru Office
The commercial vehicle manufacturer aims to strengthen its market presence through the new corporate office.
Scania Commercial Vehicles India inaugurated its new corporate office in Bengaluru on April 16, 2026. The opening ceremony was attended by Jan Thesleff, the Ambassador of Sweden to India, alongside senior Scania leadership, customers, dealer partners, finance partners, and representatives from Business Sweden.
The new facility in Bengaluru is intended to serve as a hub for key business functions, aimed at facilitating closer coordination across teams and improving engagement with stakeholders. The location will also focus on attracting a skilled professional talent pool for the company's operations. Concurrently, Scania confirmed that its Regional Product Centre located in Narasapura continues to be fully operational, providing end-to-end manufacturing and tailored solutions.
In conjunction with the new office opening, Scania announced a White label financing program established in partnership with Axis Bank. The initiative is designed to offer accessible and competitive financing options for customers purchasing Scania trucks in the Indian market. According to Munish Sharda, Executive Director of Axis Bank, the collaboration combines product capability with structured financing to support fleet operators.
Martin Stahlberg, Senior Vice President for Asia and Oceania at Scania CV AB, noted that India remains a central market for the company's long-term global growth strategy. Silvio Munhoz, Managing Director of Scania Commercial Vehicles India, stated the new office and the Axis Bank partnership will enable the company to operate with greater proximity to its customer base and provide structured solutions for fleet expansion.
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16 Apr 2026
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