A major European fleet has expanded into the North American market, establishing a foothold with a purchase of 80 Volvo VNLs.

HayWay Logistics’ entry to the United States is part of a global expansion plan.

“For me personally, this step represents the American dream in action, building something new, taking smart risks, and investing for the long term,” said Artur Lewandowski, chief executive officer of HayWay Group.

“We are known for being early adopters of technologies that improve safety and performance, and launching our U.S. operations with the Volvo VNL reflects that mindset. We trust Volvo based on years of experience in Europe, and starting with 80 trucks is a confident step toward building a strong, safe, and sustainable presence in the United States.”

HayWay says it plans to expand its fleet to 1,400 trucks by 2029.

“HayWay Group’s decision to enter the U.S. market with an order of 80 all-new Volvo VNLs is a bold move and a strong signal of confidence in our brand,” said Peter Voorhoeve, president of Volvo Trucks North America. “The order builds on a long-standing relationship with Volvo Trucks in Europe and we are proud to partner with HayWay for their US expansion. HayWay’s commitment to safety, innovation and long-term growth aligns closely with how we support customers expanding into new markets.”

HayWay Group consists of 19 companies operating across Europe and the United States. Its U.S. headquarters is based in Wyoming. Its initial deployment of VNL 860 sleeper trucks will haul general freight between Southern California and New York for a “major online retailer.”