Scania India appoints Silvio Munhoz as Managing Director

“My focus will be on reassuring Scania's commitment to the Indian market while expanding the adoption of sustainable and innovative power and transport solutions.”

16 Sep 2024 | 3102 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

Scania India has appointed Silvio Munhoz as the new Managing Director, effective September 1, 2024. Silvio succeeds  Johan P. Schlyter, bringing decades of extensive experience in the automotive industry to his new role.

Silvio’s leadership journey includes key positions such as Managing Director of Codema, and interim President and CEO of Scania Brazil. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a strong strategic vision, a customer-centric approach, and a deep commitment to sustainable innovation, driving success across multiple markets.

 His appointment marks a new chapter in Scania India's growth, as the company continues to focus on delivering state-of-the-art transport solutions and reinforcing its sustainability initiatives in the region.

“My focus will be on reassuring Scania's commitment to the Indian market while expanding the adoption of sustainable and innovative power and transport solutions.”

Scania is among the world’s largest manufacturers of trucks and buses for heavy transport applications.

 

 

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