Volvo Group is making significant strides towards becoming a leader in clean transport by 2040. At CES 2025, Volvo showcased its commitment to transforming transport, mobility, and infrastructure through advanced technologies such as battery electric systems, hydrogen fuel cells, and renewable fuel solutions. The company aims to achieve net-zero emissions across its entire value chain by 2040, including carbon-neutral production and sourcing. Volvo Group emphasized the urgency for policymakers and industry leaders to accelerate the transition to zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) to combat climate change effectively. Innovations in battery technology are driving the adoption of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) in heavy transport and construction. Volvo Group's sustainable approach includes developing cost-effective and safe battery packs with high energy density for heavy-duty trucks. These packs, equipped with thousands of lithium-ion cells, deliver optimal performance while ensuring energy storage efficiency. Volvo is integrating BEVs with hydrogen fuel cells and non-fossil fuel engines in its sustainable propulsion strategy, highlighting the importance of high-speed EV charging networks for global transport accessibility. Volvo Group also recognizes the significance of hydrogen fuel cells in achieving fossil-free transportation and net-zero emissions. By leveraging hydrogen technology, Volvo aims to provide zero-emission solutions across various sectors, including commercial transport and construction. Collaborations with cellcentric and Westport Fuel Systems further solidify Volvo's commitment to hydrogen innovation. Moreover, Volvo champions biofuels as an immediate solution to reduce emissions in heavy-duty transportation. The company is exploring bioethanol, biodiesel, biogas, and electrofuels as sustainable alternatives to complement electrification efforts. Volvo's focus on offering customers a choice between zero-emission technologies and biofuels underscores their dedication to providing practical and sustainable solutions. In the realm of autonomous technology, Volvo Group believes that autonomous solutions can enhance safety, increase productivity, and reduce costs in the transport industry. Collaborations with partners have enabled Volvo to automate truck, bus, and construction equipment solutions, offering customers comprehensive autonomy-enabled packages. The Transport as a Service (TaaS) model allows customers to pay for the capacity they use, reflecting Volvo's commitment to innovative and customer-centric solutions.