The Volvo Group manufactures trucks, buses, construction equipment, and marine and industrial engine systems
Volvo Group (AB Volvo)
Göteborg · Umeå · Skövde · Köping · Mariestad · Ghent · Blainville · New River Valley · Curitiba · HosakoteNew on Amplifa
About the Volvo Group
The Volvo Group is a Swedish multinational group founded in Gothenburg in 1927 with around 99,000 employees (end of 2025) and net sales of SEK 479 billion in 2025. The portfolio includes trucks under the Volvo Trucks, Mack Trucks and Renault Trucks brands, buses (Volvo Buses, Prevost, Nova Bus), construction and mining equipment, and engine systems for marine and industrial applications (Volvo Penta). The offering is complemented by financing (Volvo Financial Services), parts supply, service and uptime solutions, autonomous transport solutions (Volvo Autonomous Solutions), as well as energy systems and batteries (Volvo Energy). Production takes place in 17 countries, supplying customers in almost 180 markets. Group headquarters is located in Gothenburg; key Swedish plants manufacture trucks (Gothenburg-Tuve, Umeå), engines and transmissions (Skövde, Köping) and buses (Borås, Uddevalla). The company is publicly listed (Nasdaq Stockholm) and unites 13 brands in its portfolio.
- Site
- 417 15 Göteborg, Sweden
- Processes
- Financing (Volvo Financial Services), Service and uptime solutions, Parts supply, Autonomous transport solutions (Volvo Autonomous Solutions), Energy systems/batteries (Volvo Energy), Connectivity and digital services
- Materials
- Battery cell production
- Certificates
- Supplier quality management (Supply Partner QA Manual)
- Founded
- 1927
- Employees
- 99,000 (end of 2025)
- Industries
- Transport and logistics, Construction and mining industry, Public transport, Marine, Industrial/Off-highway, Agriculture
- 01
Design and product development (CampX innovation center)
- 02
Battery cell and energy system development (Volvo Energy)
- 03
Vehicle and engine production
- 04
Parts supply and logistics
- 05
Service, uptime and financing solutions
Processes and Applications
Battery cell production
Planned expansion of battery cell manufacturing in Mariestad (Sweden) as part of Volvo Energy.
Production Sites
Göteborg (Tuve)
SEGroup headquarters and Tuve truck plant; home of Volvo Penta
Umeå
SETruck cab production
Skövde
SEEngine and transmission production
Köping
SEEngine and transmission production
Mariestad
SEBattery cell production (planned) and planned energy park (~70 MW/260 MWh)
Gent
BETruck production
New River Valley
USVolvo Trucks production
Curitiba
BRTruck, bus and engine production; Brazil site with ~4,300 direct employees
Hosakote/Bangalore
INTruck, bus and construction equipment production
Products and Manufacturing Areas
Inside the production
Industries
Additional services
Reference customers
Quality in the Supply Chain
Through its Supply Partner Quality Assurance Manual, the Volvo Group defines requirements for quality, traceability and zero-defect targets along the entire supply chain for all brand areas.
| Evidence | Göteborg |
|---|---|
| Supplier quality management (Supply Partner QA Manual) |
History
- 1927
Foundation of Volvo by Assar Gabrielsson and Gustaf Larson in Gothenburg
- 1977
Foundation of Volvo do Brasil
- 2001
Foundation of Volvo Financial Services
- 2018
End of sponsorship of the Volvo Ocean Race after six races
- 2025
Net sales of SEK 479 billion, around 99,000 employees
- 2026
Start of autonomous truck operations with Waabi in Texas (customer Warp); plan for energy park in Mariestad (~70 MW/260 MWh)