Volvo deploys five electric machines, electric trucks and a battery-powered demolition robot to deconstruct three buildings as part of a major redevelopment in Germany.

World's first fully electric deconstruction site is a landmark in sustainable urban development; and it's powered by Volvo CE.

Volvo announced it now has over one million connected trucks on the road worldwide – including 218,000 vehicles in North ...

This video demonstrates how to open the glovebox in the Volvo EX90, which uses a digital release system integrated into the ...

Volvo’s car-building division rolled out its first V-8 in 2005. Developed jointly with Yamaha, the eight-cylinder powered the XC90 SUV and the S80 sedan, among other cars, until it retired in 2010. It ...

According to the American Transportation Research Institute, empty miles account for approximately 16 percent of all non-tank truck operations. Load Finder helps carriers recapture this lost revenue ...

Volvo’s Load Finder reduces empty miles, cuts costs, and lowers emissions by matching trucks with optimal loads using ...

Unlike other load boards that require costly subscriptions, Load Finder is available at no cost to Volvo customers. The OEM ...

Excavators are essential tools for today’s construction sites. Whether you’re digging trenches, lifting heavy loads or ...

Volvo Trucks North America is now offering Load Finder, a service that helps carriers streamline logistics operations and ...

Volvo Construction has provided an all-electric fleet to tackle the world’s first zero-emission deconstruction project in ...

Finnish brand Avant Techno is making their biggest push yet into the electric heavy equipment market with the launch of the new e747.