Update: Container vessel blocking Suez Canal (30 March)
The container vessel has been safely escorted to Great Bitter Lake. Vessels are now able to safely transit the canal.
We are pleased to announce that Höegh London is scheduled to transit from the south side of the canal tomorrow.
You can follow the vessel's schedule here
We apologise for the inconvenience this has caused. If you have any further questions, please contact your local Höegh Autoliners representative.
26 April 2021
Launching the most environmentally friendly car carrier ever built
Höegh Autoliners is accelerating its decarbonisation efforts to meet its goal of a zero emissions future. Today’s Aurora Class launch is a crucial step in the company’s sustainability commitment. Designed for 9,100 car equivalent units it will also be the world´s largest car carrier.
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International Anti Corruption Day 2025
Every December 9, Höegh Autoliners joins like-minded organisations in marking International Anti-Corruption Day. This United Nations initiative reminds us of the serious harm corruption causes to societies, economies, and governments. As a company committed to integrity, we proudly support the UN campaign to stand United Against Corruption because every “NO” to corruption matters.
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Höegh Borealis calls Port of Barcelona: Aligned for a greener, more sustainable deep-sea shipping industry
On September 30, the Höegh Borealis, one of Höegh Autoliners’ groundbreaking Aurora Class vessels, will call at the Port of Barcelona to mark another milestone in the shared journey between Höegh Autoliners and the Port of Barcelona toward a greener, more sustainable deep-sea shipping industry.
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Höegh Autoliners names Höegh Moonlight at the Port of Gothenburg
Höegh Autoliners today celebrated the naming of its sixth Aurora-Class vessel in commercial operation at Sweden’s leading and largest port in the Nordic region. The vessel was sponsored by Mrs Jenny Westermark, Senior Vice President, GTO Production Logistics at Volvo Group, who performed the traditional bottle-breaking. An array of sustainable Volvo Group cargo provided a spectacular showpiece for the proceedings