Scania to showcase marine engines, electrification and services at SMM 2026
Scania will present its marine power, electrification and service portfolio at SMM 2026 in Hamburg from 1–4 September.
- 13 litres
- 1–4 September 2026
- 14:00–14:10 hrs
What Happened
Scania will present its marine offering at SMM 2026 in Hamburg, Germany, from 1–4 September, showing how its power solutions, electrification capabilities and services meet the needs of a wide variety of marine applications. The company will showcase its range of power solutions, including its popular 13-litre marine engine. Built on the Scania Super platform, the DI13 delivers improved efficiency, higher performance, and increased durability, helping reduce fuel consumption, CO₂ emissions and operating costs.
Scania will also present its electrification offering, including hybrid power solutions and industrial battery technology, as part of its long-term strategy to support the marine industry's transition towards lower-emission operations. Together with its combustion engine portfolio, these technologies contribute to a flexible range of solutions that can be adapted to different operational requirements. The company will highlight its service offering, including maintenance solutions that help customers improve uptime, operational efficiency, and long-term performance.
“Our goal is to support our customers throughout their transition by offering a broad portfolio of power solutions for different types of marine applications. By combining efficient combustion engines, electrification capabilities and services, we partner with customers to identify solutions that meet both their operational needs and their sustainability ambitions.”
Scania presents its marine power solutions, electrification offering and services at SMM in Hamburg, Germany.
Scania seminar 'Powering sustainable shipping with automotive components' with Deepak Shekhar, Product Manager e-mobility solutions, at the Exhibitor Innovation Stage, Hall B5.
During SMM, Scania will also share insights into how industrialised automotive technology can help accelerate the path towards zero-emission operations while reducing technical and financial risk. Scania's participation at SMM reflects the company's continued commitment to the marine industry. The focus is on helping customers with efficient, reliable, and flexible solutions for today's operations and tomorrow's challenges.
Previously from Scania AB
In July 2026, Scania Industrial Batteries announced a strategic partnership to supply Core 800 battery packs to MacLean Engineering for battery-electric underground mining equipment, with over 2,000 battery systems already operating in mines worldwide. In June 2026, Scania delivered the first of three plug-in hybrid trucks to the Swedish defence agency FMV for evaluation by the Swedish Armed Forces.
- Scania Industrial Batteries announces strategic battery partnership with MacLean Engineering
- Scania delivers first hybrid truck to Swedish defence agency in joint project
Background drawn from MotorClaw's earlier coverage of Scania AB's official releases.
Why this matters
Scania is positioning itself as a single source for marine customers who want to cut fuel consumption and emissions while keeping operations reliable. By pairing its efficient combustion engines with hybrid and battery technology and maintenance services, the company lets buyers choose solutions that fit their operational needs and sustainability ambitions. The announcement comes as the marine industry moves toward lower-emission operations.
Terms in This Story
- SMM
- An international trade fair for the maritime industry, held in Hamburg.
- Power solutions
- Products that generate or supply power, such as engines, hybrid systems and batteries.
- Electrification
- Replacing or supplementing combustion engines with electric power, including hybrid and battery technology.
- Uptime
- The amount of time equipment is available and working as expected.
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