Volvo Trucks will present a range of new trucks, drivelines and technologies at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hanover, Germany. One of the main attractions will be the new Volvo FH Aero Electric, offering a driving range of up to 700 kilometres.

The company will display electric, gas and diesel-powered solutions designed to meet a wide range of transport applications and support customers on their transition towards lower-emission operations. Eight trucks will be exhibited on the Volvo stand, while seven vehicles will be available for test drives.

A key feature of Volvo's presence at IAA is that test drives will begin directly from the company's stand in Hall 11. Visitors will be able to drive the new Volvo FH Aero Electric, experience the new fuel-efficient D13 engine in the Volvo FH Aero, and test a hydrogen-powered combustion engine truck that Volvo plans to launch before 2030.

"With the test-driving track right by our stand, we want to show our new trucks and drivelines at their best – on the road," says Roger Alm, President of Volvo Trucks.

Volvo will also present solutions related to alternative fuels, charging and refuelling infrastructure, and services designed to improve fleet productivity and uptime.

Test-drive Volvo’s electric truck with up to 700 km range
One of the highlights will be that test drives will start directly at the Volvo Trucks stand in hall 11.

Visitors will get the chance to test-drive the new Volvo FH Aero Electric with extended range up to 700 km, put the new, more fuel-efficient D13 engine through its paces, and even test the future hydrogen-powered combustion engine truck that will be launched before 2030.

President Roger Alm sees it as a great opportunity to bring customers and Volvo’s trucks together where it matters most: “With the test-driving track right by our stand, we want to show our new trucks and drivelines at their best – on the road!”

European market leader for two consecutive years
Volvo Trucks was Europe's market leader in the heavy-duty truck segment in both 2024 and 2025. According to the company, more than 70,000 Volvo FH Aero trucks have been sold, while Volvo's battery-electric trucks have now accumulated more than 450 million kilometres in customer operations. Volvo also notes that all seven of its trucks tested by Euro NCAP have received the maximum five-star safety rating.

Trucks on display

Volvo FH Aero Electric with extended range
Volvo FH Aero
Volvo FH Aero gas-powered
Volvo FH16 Aero
Volvo FH Electric
Volvo FM Electric
Volvo FL Electric
Volvo VNL (North American model)
Test-drive trucks

Volvo FH Aero hydrogen-powered combustion engine test truck
Two Volvo FH Aero Electric trucks with extended range
Volvo FH Aero with the new D13 engine
Volvo FH Aero gas-powered
Volvo FM Electric
Volvo FL 4x4 Crew Cab


Source: volvotrucks.com