Volvo and Saab are not the only Swedish cars that have rolled on swedish roads. As early as 1897, Gustaf Erikson designed Sweden's first car with an internal combustion engine. Since then, at least 150 different car models have rolled...
At the Malmö Motor Show in 2008, a novelty from the tuning company BSR in Växjö was presented - the Saab 9-3 1.9 TiD, which can be driven on ethanol! The conversion allows maximum utilization of environmentally friendly E95 (95%...
Most people think of cars simply as modes of transportation, but some decided to turn their Saabs into amazing pieces of unique furniture and home decor. Just remember Saab 9000 armchairs. After you check out these Saab creations, you'll never look at...
Although we associate the logo with Saab, it had been used by Scania since the beginning of the 20th century. It’s based on a mythological creature with the head of a bird with the body of a lion: the griffin (or...
Scania is incorporated in their trucks crash-zone. Deformation zone on trucks save lives in car-to-truck collisions. Scania’s deformable crash-zone for trucks has the potential of saving 900 lives per year on European roads. The 600-mm ”bonnet” at the front is purpose-built to...
Scania’s Advanced Emergency Braking system helps drivers avoid accidents by issuing prompts and ultimately taking evasive action. However, drivers can override the system at any time they choose. Scania’s Advanced Emergency Braking (AEB) system uses long-distance radar technology and a...
