The Volvo FH16 Aero, with its aerodynamic cab design and powerful D17 engine, is shaped and powered for extended productivity. The D17 delivers up to 780 horsepower and increased torque for heavy-duty applications. At the same time, the cab’s refined aerodynamics reduce drag and improve fuel efficiency, ideal for long-haul performance and maximum uptime.
The Volvo FH Aero is the ideal long-haul truck, combining a fuel-saving aerodynamic shape with advanced powertrain options to maximise efficiency. Its streamlined design helps reduce drag and cut energy use, lowering your COâ‚‚ footprint on every journey.
For the most demanding operations, the Volvo FH16 is the most powerful truck of the range.
The leader in long haul, the Volvo FH delivers unmatched driver comfort, safety and economy.
The modern construction truck; strong, robust, and packed with groundbreaking features. The Volvo FMX is built for demanding conditions, with robust off-road capabilities that handle rough terrain with ease.
Our most versatile truck; stunning design, fantastic handling, and great operating economy. The Volvo FM features a low-entry cab for easy access and is equipped with advanced safety technology, making it ideal for busy urban and regional operations.
Flexibility, driveability and first-class productivity in a compact regional distribution truck. The Volvo FE offers compact versatility with multiple power options, making it perfect for a wide range of urban and regional applications.
Yes, Volvo Trucks is part of the Volvo Group. Volvo Group is one of the world's leading manufacturers of construction equipment, marine and industrial engines, buses and, of course, trucks. Volvo also provides solutions for truck servicing, financing and more.
Volvo typically produces and sells over 190,000 units each year. They have many models within their range, with Western Truck Group offering six of these trucks: the Volvo FH16, FH, FMX, FM and FE.
The Volvo FH heavy truck range was first introduced in late 1993 with the FH12 and FH16. The FH stands for Forward control High entry, while the numbers refer to the truck's engine capacity in litres.
Originally introduced with the FM7, FM10 and FM12 in 1998, FM stands for Forward control Medium height cab.
Yes! Volvo has a wide base of satisfied customers who trust their robust, durable, safety-conscious and serviceable trucks. Enquire today about our Volvo range.
Volvo trucks are committed to driving progress and shaping sustainable transport. They are also famous for their safety and environmental innovations. Volvo trucks meet transport needs in the medium and heavy-duty segment and support customers in more than 130 countries.
Volvo trucks are truly environmentally friendly, and today's trucks are more efficient than ever. Volvo has decreased its trucks' fuel consumption by 20% over the last few decades, reducing their engines' carbon dioxide emissions.
Although a Volvo truck's lifespan can vary based on the climate, driver maintenance habits and driving styles, Volvo expects their trucks to effectively work for over 20 years or over 1,000,000 miles (over 1,600,000 kilometres). Even second hand Volvo trucks are covered through the Volvo-certified program.
Volvo trucks have various unique benefits. Not only does Volvo offer unparalleled safety features, but they also offer great off-road ability, amazing power and economy, practicality and of course, their beautiful Swedish design!
Volvo is best known for their safety reputation. They engineer and manufacture safe, reliable and durable vehicles, which aim to be the safest on the road, with plenty of accident avoidance, crash protection and driver-assist technologies.
WTG offers six Volvo models: FH16, FH, FMX, FM, FE and the new FH Aero variants. In their names, “FH” stands for Forward Control High entry and “FM” stands for Forward control Medium height cab.
Drivers often choose Volvo because the trucks are robust and durable. They’re designed to handle tough conditions and keep going year after year. It’s common for a Volvo to last over 20 years or rack up more than a million miles.
Yes. Volvo has spent decades improving fuel efficiency and reducing emissions – newer models have cut fuel consumption by around 20 per cent compared with older generations. That means lower running costs and a smaller carbon footprint.
Volvo trucks are known for safety innovations like accident‑avoidance systems, strong crash protection and driver‑assist technologies. They’re also recognised for features such as advanced off‑road capability, high‑torque engines, efficient gearboxes and a focus on driver comfort.
Safety is embedded in Volvo’s design philosophy. From robust cabin construction to driver‑assist technology, each model is engineered to prevent accidents and protect occupants if something does go wrong.
