Juna's Electric Truck Fleet Hits 110 Vehicles Across Europe

The joint venture between Scania and Sennder, known as Juna, has reached a significant milestone with approximately 110 electric trucks now operating in four European countries. This development marks a substantial step in the electrification of logistics fleets. By the end of 2026, Juna aims to expand its fleet to around 150 vehicles, further solidifying its presence in the European market.

Juna’s approach centers on a pay-per-use model, which is designed to lower the barrier for transport companies transitioning to electric mobility. This flexible payment structure allows operators to adopt electric trucks without the upfront investment typically associated with such vehicles. The model is particularly attractive for smaller logistics firms looking to reduce their carbon footprint while managing costs.

The electric trucks are deployed across multiple European nations, although specific countries were not detailed in the source. This expansion reflects the growing momentum behind electric commercial vehicles as the logistics sector seeks sustainable alternatives to diesel-powered fleets.