Scania Commercial Vehicles India inaugurated its new corporate office in Bengaluru on Friday. It confirmed that its Regional Product Centre (RPC) in Narasapura remains fully operational with end-to-end capabilities and continues to support customers.
As the commercial vehicle sector places increasing emphasis on uptime, efficiency, and business resilience, Scania is strengthening both its market presence and the support ecosystem around its customers.
The new Bengaluru office plays a key role in this effort by enabling stronger collaboration, faster decision-making, and closer engagement with customers, dealer partners, financial institutions, and other stakeholders. It also serves as a hub for attracting and nurturing a strong talent pool, bringing together skilled professionals who will drive innovation, operational excellence, and long-term growth for Scania in India.
The office reflects Scania’s intent to operate with greater proximity to the India market. It will serve as a hub for key functions, supporting closer coordination across teams and enabling greater agility and responsiveness in a market that continues to be central to Scania’s regional ambitions.
The new office was inaugurated in the presence of His Excellency Jan Thesleff, Ambassador of Sweden to India, senior Scania leadership, key customers, dealer partners, senior members from Business Sweden and finance partners.
Ambassador of Sweden to India Jan Thesleff said, “The inauguration of the new Bengaluru office reflects not only Scania’s continued commitment to the market but also a strong vote of confidence in India’s growth and long-term potential. I am confident that initiatives like this will further strengthen collaboration between our businesses, institutions, and people, deepening ties between Sweden and India in the years ahead.”
Scania Commercial Vehicles Managing Director Silvio Munhoz said the new Bengaluru office not only enhances its ability to collaborate more closely with customers and partners but also strengthens access to a highly skilled talent pool. At the same time, the Regional Product Centre in Narasapura remains fully operational.