Volvo Group’s brand portfolio consists of distinct brands targeting different customers, product segments, stakeholders, and markets. Each plays an important role, supporting Volvo Group’s vision to be the most desired and successful transport and infrastructure solution provider in the world.
Volvo is one of the world’s best known and respected brands in the transport, infrastructure and mobility sectors, made up of the following business areas and business units.
Trucks, Buses, Construction Equipment, Financial Services,
Autonomous Solutions, Energy, Defense
Volvo Penta is a world-leading supplier of engines and complete power systems for marine and industrial applications.
Renault Trucks offers all types of commercial vehicles - from light trucks to specially designed and heavy trucks for long-haul operations.
Nova Bus is a leading provider of sustainable transit solutions, including buses, high-capacity vehicles and integrated intelligent transportation systems.
Rokbak makes off-highway articulated haulers that are used in mining, quarrying, and construction applications around the world.
Prevost is a leading North American manufacturer of premium seated coaches and conversion coaches for high-end motor homes and specialty conversions.
Mack Trucks is known for durable, reliable, application-driven vehicles that get the job done, embodying a pioneering, hard-working spirit.
SDLG provides customers with reliable and competitive construction equipment in China and other emerging markets.
Flexis SAS revolutionizes urban logistics with sustainable last-mile delivery solutions tailored to professional logistic operators.
Dongfeng Trucks delivers vehicles based on craftsmanship with trust, professionalism and global technologies.
cellcentric develops and builds fuel cell systems for a range of vehicle and non-vehicle applications.
Milence installs and operates high-performance public charging networks for battery electric trucks and coaches across Europe.
Eicher is one of the largest players in the Indian commercial vehicle market, with a strong reputation for fuel efficiency and profitability.
Cespira develops and builds HPDI fuel systems that enable combustion engines to use alternative fuels, such as hydrogen.
