Scania India has officially launched its new Training Centre in collaboration with PPS Motors in Chandrapur. The facility aims to strengthen technical expertise and operational efficiency in India through specialized training modules.
The training centre, located in Chandrapur, is focused on providing technical training for service engineers, technicians, and drivers. It is equipped with advanced driver training simulators designed to offer a realistic learning environment. The simulators allow trainees to practice managing complex vehicle operations, improving fuel efficiency, and adopting safer driving practices.
The centre is supported by two Technical Trainers and one Driver Trainer, with a focus on mining operations. It seeks to enhance Scania India's presence in the region.
Speaking at the inauguration, Munhoz Silvio, MD, Scania India, said, “With this training centre, we aim to bridge the gap between advanced technology and operational expertise. Our goal is to equip engineers, technicians, and drivers with the necessary skills to enhance safety, productivity, and sustainable growth for our customers.”
The facility will play a key role in meeting the growing demand for skilled service engineers and trained drivers, particularly in the mining sector. Scania’s initiative reinforces its commitment to driving innovation and sustainability, helping customers improve operational efficiency, safety, and productivity across industries.
Scania India, a subsidiary of Scania Group, has established a significant presence in the Indian commercial vehicle market, specializing in heavy-duty trucks, buses, and industrial engines. The company focuses on providing sustainable transportation solutions aimed at improving efficiency and reducing carbon emissions.
Scania India’s offerings include a range of vehicles designed to cater to industries like mining, construction, and long-haul logistics. The company emphasizes fuel efficiency, advanced safety features, and high-performance engines tailored to meet the specific needs of Indian road conditions.
In recent years, Scania India has been actively investing in local manufacturing and expanding its dealership and service network to enhance customer support. The company aims to strengthen its presence in key sectors, such as mining, infrastructure, and fleet operations, by offering tailored solutions that improve total cost of ownership and reduce emissions.