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Scania Top Team Competition

Third place for “The Q’s” in the Scania Top Team regional final

At the regional final of the international Scania Top Team competition in Trento (Italy), the Swiss team “The Q's” from Pratteln achieved an impressive 3rd place. Facing strong competition from nine European countries, the five service technicians from Scania Switzerland AG demonstrated their full range of skills – and only narrowly missed out on a ticket to the world final.
Das Schweizer Scania-Team The Q’s brilliert in Trento mit Platz 3 beim internationalen Top Team Wettbewerb. The Swiss Scania team The Q's shines in Trento, taking 3rd place in the international Top Team competition. L'équipe suisse Scania The Q's brille à Trente en remportant la 3e place du concours international Top Team.
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THE KEY POINTS IN BRIEF
• “The Q's” from Pratteln take 3rd place in the Scania Top Team regional final.
• Only seven points away from the 2026 world final in Sweden.
• Strong team performance demonstrates Swiss expertise in international comparison.

The Sca­nia Top Team com­pe­ti­tion is an inter­na­tion­al train­ing and per­for­mance com­pe­ti­tion for Sca­nia work­shop teams. In sev­er­al rounds, par­tic­i­pants demon­strate their tech­ni­cal knowl­edge, prob­lem-solv­ing skills, and abil­i­ty to work in a team – in a prac­ti­cal set­ting and under time pres­sure. The aim is to pro­mote excel­lent after-sales ser­vice and high­light it as a key resource. More than 8,000 ser­vice employ­ees from all over the world are tak­ing part in the cur­rent edi­tion. This year, one of the focal points is on sus­tain­able solu­tions in every­day work­shop life.

Scania Top Team Regional Final 2025

The best teams from Bel­gium, Ger­many, the Nether­lands, Aus­tria, Poland, Slo­va­kia, Czechia, Hun­gary, and Switzer­land com­pet­ed against each oth­er in the 2025 region­al final. “The Q’s” – con­sist­ing of Ali­na, Benedikt, Ben­jamin, Christoph, Jan, and Roger – mas­tered chal­leng­ing tasks relat­ing to trucks, bus­es, and indus­tri­al engines. Among oth­er things, trou­bleshoot­ing, parts iden­ti­fi­ca­tion, and effi­cient team coor­di­na­tion were eval­u­at­ed.

Austria and Germany win Scania Top Team Regional Final

With 187 out of 250 points, the team from Switzer­land came in third place – just sev­en points short of qual­i­fy­ing for the world final in Swe­den. Aus­tria and Ger­many secured vic­to­ry.

The next world final will take place in May 2026 in Södertäl­je, Swe­den.

This rank­ing is a strong indi­ca­tion of the high lev­el of exper­tise and strong team spir­it of our work­shop staff. We are proud of our col­leagues – their com­mit­ment deserves great recog­ni­tion.

Cur­din Basel­gia, Head of After Sales at Sca­nia Switzer­land AG

Sca­nia is a world-lead­ing provider of trans­port solu­tions. Togeth­er with our part­ners in Oftrin­gen and our cus­tomers, we are dri­ving the tran­si­tion to a sus­tain­able trans­port sys­tem. In 2022, we deliv­ered 80,238 trucks, 4,994 bus­es, and 13,400 indus­tri­al and marine engines to our cus­tomers. Net sales amount­ed to more than SEK 170 bil­lion, of which more than 20 per­cent was attrib­ut­able to ser­vice. Sca­nia was found­ed in 1891, oper­ates in more than 100 coun­tries and employs near­ly 57,000 peo­ple. Research and devel­op­ment is main­ly based in Swe­den. Pro­duc­tion takes place in Europe and Latin Amer­i­ca, with region­al prod­uct cen­ters in Africa and Asia. Sca­nia is part of the TRATON GROUP. For more infor­ma­tion, vis­it: www.scania.com.

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