Just six months after launching the game-changing 13-litre Super powertrain for people transport, Scania has returned with a brand-new 11-litre option – the Super 11 – that is suitable for operations within both the Urban and Travel segments.
The new Super 11 extends Scania’s portfolio of its most efficient combustion powertrain platform ever, providing further alternatives for people transport operators. It will be relevant for a wide range of operators, including companies running urban routes and longer inter-city routes. The Super 11 is much more fuel-efficient than the nine-litre, and with output options of 350, 390 and 430 hp, it has the power to also handle certain applications in which the 13-litre is currently used.
The main headlines of the new powertrain include its remarkable fuel efficiency potential, much longer engine lifespan, improved serviceability and compatibility with renewable fuels, and the new Variable Valve Braking technology.
In particular, the fuel efficiency benefits stand out, with ten percent fuel savings in many cases compared with its predecessors. Part of those fuel savings comes from the inclusion of Variable Valve Braking (VVB). VVB combines the compression release brake technology from the new 13-litre engines with the cam phaser technology from the new Super 11, creating an impressive braking power of up to 350kW.
Depending on our customers’ operating conditions, Variable Valve Braking can replace the retarder, saving a massive 80kg in weight. VVB also contributes to better fuel consumption and lower emissions while providing quieter braking and greater control.
Like all Scania engines, the new Super 11 is compatible with the renewable fuels HVO and biodiesel (FAME).
Among the other key advantages are a longer engine lifespan of up to two million kilometres, a 25-percent increase on the previous equivalent. There is also improved serviceability because the oil and fuel filters have been positioned next to each other on the cold side of the engine, rather than the positioning on the warm side that is the case with its predecessors. That means there is no longer any need to wait before the engine has cooled down before any replacement work is done, reducing the amount of downtime in the workshop and the risk of losing revenue.
In addition to this, new rear axles and auxiliary brakes bring better performance and handling, while a new aftertreatment system (with twin SCR for Euro 6) offers excellent fuel savings and increased uptime.
“The new Super 11 powertrain will help many Urban and Travel segment customers reduce their CO2 footprint, while also providing an economically competitive solution that meets their business needs now and in the years ahead,” says Anders Liss, Global Head of Business Solutions for People Transport Solutions at Scania.
“As perhaps the most efficient combustion powertrain on the market, it will be a very strong solution for operations where there will be a continuing need for combustion technology.”
Visit scania.com for more information about the new Scania 11-litre Super powertrain for people transport operations.
For further information, please contact:
Tobias Siöström
Marketing Communications Manager, People Transport Solutions
Phone: +46 8 55 37 18 45
E-mail: [email protected]
Scania is a world-leading provider of premium transport solutions. Together with our partners and customers, we are driving the shift towards a sustainable transport system. Founded in Sweden in 1891, Scania now operates in more than 100 countries and employs around 53,000 people. Production takes place in Europe, Latin America and Asia. Research and development is carried out globally with our main site in Södertälje, Sweden. As part of the TRATON Group, we are empowered by shared industrial strength, scale and expertise to accelerate innovation and the shift towards a sustainable transport system. In 2025, Scania delivered 87,600 trucks, 6,500 buses and coaches as well as 9,200 industrial and marine power systems to our customers. Net sales totalled over SEK 198 billion, of which about 20 percent were services related. For more information visit: www.scania.com