Volvo Trucks is set to make a significant impact at the Bauma 2025 exhibition by demonstrating its dedication to decarbonizing transport within the construction sector. The company's showcase will feature an array of products and technologies aimed at fostering more sustainable transport solutions both now and in the future. Volvo will present trucks equipped with battery-electric powertrains, hydrogen fuel cells, and renewable fuels like biogas at the event. Volvo's comprehensive strategy includes a market-leading position in the battery-electric truck segment, with a substantial share in Europe and North America. The company's products cover a range of construction transport vehicles, such as transport trucks, cement mixers, and cranes, enabling the decarbonization of various construction operations. Roger Alm, President of Volvo Trucks, expressed pride in the brand's extensive lineup of electric trucks tailored for the construction industry. In addition to electric powertrains, Volvo will highlight its offerings of trucks running on renewable fuels like biogas and HVO. These options provide customers with zero-emission alternatives, underscoring Volvo's commitment to supporting decarbonization initiatives. The company's focus on sustainability extends to the exhibition, where they will showcase a one-stop shop approach for zero-emission trucks and construction machines. At Bauma, visitors can explore Volvo's physical lineup, including the Volvo FH Electric and Volvo FMX Electric, emphasizing the brand's commitment to sustainable transport solutions. Volvo's collaboration with partners like Putzmeister will also unveil unique battery-electric solutions, further reinforcing the company's innovative approach. With a strong emphasis on decarbonization and sustainability, Volvo Trucks aims to lead the way towards a greener future in the construction industry.