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Volvo starts EX60 production: ‘An important milestone for Sweden’
Volvo Cars has started production of the EX60 electric SUV at its manufacturing plant in Gothenburg. The new flagship model will boost the local economy and highlights the carmaker’s commitment to Sweden as a centre for vehicle development and production.
Inside Gothenburg's rising tech sector
From shaping the future of 6G and quantum computing to powering threat detection for governments and fortune 100 companies around the world. Gothenburg’s businesses and researchers are not only following global tech trends—they are helping define them.
Abel picks Gothenburg - targets growth in tech-savvy Sweden
Norwegian health and technology company Abel has expanded into Sweden as its look to shape the future of workplace health. The company has chosen Gothenburg as its base for expansion.
Sweden accelerates AI for entrepreneurs with NVIDIA as partner – launches new AI hub in Gothenburg
Gothenburg: Sweden is accelerating its national AI agenda with the launch of AI Gothenburg, a new public-private hub created to make the region the Nordic epicenter for starting and scaling AI-driven companies. The initiative originates from a committed group of private entrepreneurs, working in clo…
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16 proud facts about Gothenburg in 2025
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The largest companies in Gothenburg 2025
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Sweden shines in innovation rankings
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Sweden’s economic centre is moving westward
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Norway strengthens its presence in Gothenburg
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Seven effects of West Sweden's new battery industry
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Gothenburg leads the way in medical simulation
Pressreleases
Sweden accelerates AI for entrepreneurs with NVIDIA as partner – launches new AI hub in Gothenburg
Sweden’s Wireless Charging project expands with new station
In an important boost to inductive wireless charging technology for commercial fleets and autonomous taxi systems, Business Region Gothenburg, InductEV, and Svenska Mässan Gothia Towers today announced the addition of a new wireless EV charging station outside The Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centr…
Global mobility giant KPIT opens Nordic operations in Gothenburg
Modern vehicles are often described as computers on wheels. Everything is controlled by software. It is therefore natural that the mobility software company KPIT opens a technology centre in Gothenburg, a global leader in sustainable mobility innovation. The aim is to scale to about 100 employees in…
American quantum technology company opens operation in Gothenburg
Quantum computers are predicted to revolutionize human ability. One of the world's leading quantum computer manufacturers, American IonQ, has now chosen Gothenburg for its European expansion – due to Swedish know-how and great industrial interest, especially from AstraZeneca.
Hello Sahlgrenska Global Health Hackathon!
Today marks the exciting launch of the Sahlgrenska Global Health Hackathon (SGHH) at Park Annual in Gothenburg, kicking off a year-long, global collaboration (co-action) focused on addressing critical global health challenges.
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Northvolt and Volvo Cars choose Gothenburg for new battery factory
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Major investment in electric planes in Gothenburg
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Volvo Cars and Northvolt break ground on Gothenburg gigafactory
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Gothenburg goes big on future mobility
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Gothenburg is testing how electric cars can strengthen the electricity grid
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Ecoride moves electric bike production home to Gothenburg
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Vital e-mobility conference to be held in Gothenburg, Sweden
Business and economy
Business optimism continues to improve – but sentiment is divided
Sweden shines in innovation rankings
Sweden has regained its position as the most innovative country in the EU, and been recognised by the UN as the world’s second most innovative economy for the third time in a row. Meanwhile, West Sweden, with Gothenburg as its regional capital, has topped the EU's regional rankings in several areas,…
Gothenburg's new flagship: knowledge-intensive services
Gothenburg is renowned for its strong industrial sector. But the business services sector has increased powerfully and now employs twice as many people as the once dominant manufacturing sector, shows a new report from Business Region Göteborg.
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