Volvo Trucks is gearing up to showcase its determination to decarbonize transport and enhance safety at the IAA 2024 exhibition. The event will feature a diverse line-up of trucks equipped with cutting-edge technologies such as battery-electric powertrains, fuel cells, and renewable fuels. This strategy highlights Volvo's commitment to sustainable transport solutions both in the present and the future. One of the key highlights will be the display of the new Volvo FH Aero range, designed for various regions including Europe, Asia, and Africa, offering electric- and biofuel-powered options. Additionally, Volvo will introduce the all-new Volvo VNL to the European market, which integrates groundbreaking autonomous technologies. The company's President, Roger Alm, expresses excitement about unveiling these new truck ranges and future technologies at IAA, emphasizing Volvo's dedication to achieving zero emissions and zero accidents. A significant debut will be the Volvo FM Low Entry, the first truck from Volvo solely developed with a battery-electric powertrain, prioritizing driver visibility for enhanced safety in urban environments. Volvo will also showcase the Volvo FH16 Aero featuring a highly efficient 17-liter engine designed to boost power while reducing fuel consumption and emissions. Alongside electric trucks, Volvo is actively working on hydrogen-based technologies for fuel cell applications and combustion engines to prepare for the future of sustainable transport. Visitors can experience Volvo's new Camera Monitor System (CMS) on several trucks at IAA, promoting fuel savings and improved safety. The exhibition will not only present a range of truck models but also provide insights into upcoming technologies and services, including charging solutions for battery-electric trucks. Volvo Trucks invites visitors to explore their offerings at Hall 21, booth B01 at IAA, with opportunities for test drives on the IAA test track.