Volvo Trucks is set to make a significant impact at the Bauma 2025 exhibition by showcasing a variety of sustainable transport solutions for the construction industry. The company's commitment to decarbonization is evident through the presentation of trucks equipped with battery-electric powertrains, hydrogen fuel cells, and renewable fuels like biogas. Volvo's ambitious three-path strategy aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040, emphasizing the importance of sustainable transport practices both now and in the future. With a dominant market share in the battery-electric truck segment, Volvo has already delivered over 4,900 electric trucks globally, particularly catering to customers in the construction sector. The company's product range includes electric trucks for various construction tasks such as transport trucks, cement mixers, and cranes. Volvo's President, Roger Alm, expresses pride in offering a wide selection of electric trucks suitable for the construction industry, emphasizing their performance and environmental benefits. In addition to electric powertrains, Volvo also highlights its trucks' compatibility with renewable fuels like biogas and HVO, providing customers with zero-emission solutions. The company's certification for HVO and biodiesel B100 further solidifies its position as a leader in sustainable transport options. Volvo aims to support customers at every stage of their decarbonization journey, offering a range of eco-friendly alternatives for immediate implementation. At Bauma, Volvo will not only showcase its zero-emission trucks but also its ability to facilitate fossil-free construction sites by providing both electric trucks and construction machines. This comprehensive approach positions Volvo as a one-stop shop for companies looking to transition to sustainable operations. The company's physical lineup at the exhibition includes the Volvo FH Electric hook lift and the Volvo FMX Electric three-way tipper. Moreover, Volvo Trucks will collaborate with Putzmeister to present a unique battery-electric solution, further emphasizing their commitment to innovative and sustainable transport solutions. The exhibition will serve as a platform for showcasing Volvo's contributions to decarbonizing the construction industry and promoting a greener future.