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Höegh Autoliners is a leading global provider of ocean transportation services within the Roll-on Roll-off (RoRo) segment. We operate a global network of deep-sea trades with Pure Car and Truck Carrier (PCTC) vessels. We offer our customers safe and secure deep sea transportation of RoRo cargo such as cars, high and heavy machinery, and breakbulk. Each year, we transport around 1.6 million car equivalent units (ceu) as well as other rolling and static cargo.

We are dedicated to creating a sustainable future for the maritime industry, and we are actively working towards achieving our vision. Our commitment to reducing our carbon footprint and cutting greenhouse gas emissions is unwavering. We are on a clear path towards achieving zero emissions, and we deliver high-quality ocean transportation solutions to global customers with this goal in mind. We strive to support the decarbonization of our customers’ supply chains and offer innovative solutions to reduce their environmental impact.

At Höegh Autoliners, we are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and promoting environmentally conscious practices within the maritime industry. Our investment in biofuel technology demonstrates our dedication to creating a cleaner and greener shipping future. In addition to powering our fleet, we supply biofuel to various partners, contributing to a more sustainable maritime industry:

With a fleet designed for maximum flexibility, we are able to cater for a wide range of cargo. Our customers range from global vehicle manufacturers to producers of high and heavy construction equipment and other rolling and non-rolling stock.






With the future of cargo and zero carbon fuels in mind, the Aurora Class represents a pivotal part of our path to a zero emissions future. With its 9,100 car equivalent unit capacity, the Auroras will be the biggest and most environmentally friendly PCTC vessels ever built. The Aurora Class will be the first in its segment to be able to operate on zero-carbon ammonia and is set to transform the deep sea shipping segment.

We are accelerating our decarbonisation efforts to meet our net zero emissions target by 2040. Together with our customers and trusted partners, we will transform the maritime industry

Our Carbon Emission Calculator is designed to assist businesses in estimating their carbon impact when shipping globally.” We are providing an estimation, not an exact value, for customers to use in their reporting.

The greenest PCTC fleet in our segment according to industry standards
Years of innovation history
Commitment to reach net zero by 2040
Whether you are shipping small or large cargo, domestically or internationally, our team is ready to assist you every step of the way. Trust us to handle your cargo with the utmost care and efficiency, ensuring a seamless shipping experience.

23 September 2026

01 September 2026
Höegh Autoliners has signed a five-year contract with Norwegian technology company SGM Technology to equip its entire fleet with PntGuard™. The solution is designed to strengthen vessel positioning and navigation resilience in areas affected by GPS interference.

26 August 2026
Höegh Autoliners ASA is pleased to announce that it has decided to order six additional new dual-fuel LNG and zero-carbon-ready Aurora class vessels for delivery in 2029–2031.
Höegh Autoliners operates a fleet of owned and long-term chartered PCTCs. Find out what they are.
