Where is Scania's place of origin?

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Scania's place of origin is Sweden. Scania is one of Sweden's truck and bus manufacturers, founded in 1891 in Malmö, southern Sweden. Scania's products are sold in more than 100 countries and regions worldwide, making it one of the leading manufacturers of heavy-duty trucks and buses globally. With its technologically advanced modular system, Scania has become one of the most profitable companies in the commercial vehicle industry. Scania's exterior features: Scania offers a variety of cab specifications to choose from. Thanks to standardized and modular design concepts, operating different cabs becomes extremely simple, which not only reduces costs but also allows for quick adjustments based on market demands. The gill-shaped air deflectors on both sides of the front not only enhance the appearance but, more importantly, direct the frontal airflow to the area below the door handles. This prevents mud and water splashed by the front wheels from sticking to the door handles during rainy weather, keeping the doors clean. The rearview mirrors, installed on both sides of the doors according to aerodynamic principles, are positioned optimally to provide a wide field of vision. This ensures clear visibility around the vehicle and reduces noise generated at high speeds. Scania's engine: The engine is the core component of a vehicle. Scania employs a new design approach: the engine is divided into "cold" and "hot" sides, offering numerous advantages. The "cold" side houses the fuel injection pump and non-heating components, preventing additional heat from affecting the fuel injection system, resulting in more precise injection timing and higher efficiency. The "hot" side accommodates the exhaust manifold, turbocharger, compressor, oil filter, and cooler. The engines are available in four displacement options: 9L, 11L, 12L, and 16L, with eight power levels ranging from 230 horsepower to 580 horsepower.