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Hydrogen fuel cell commercial trucks form a specialized niche within the broader electric and hybrid vehicle market, aimed at providing heavy-duty transport solutions with the benefits of zero emissions. These trucks use hydrogen fuel cells to convert hydrogen gas into electricity, which then powers electric motors. As part of the electric vehicle category, they offer an alternative to battery electric vehicles (BEVs), especially in applications where long range and quick refueling are critical. The main advantage of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, including commercial trucks, is their reduced refueling time and potentially longer range compared to BEVs, making them suitable for logistics and operations that require minimal downtime and long-distance travel.
Due to a growing focus on sustainable transportation and the reduction of greenhouse gases, the hydrogen fuel cell commercial truck market is developing in conjunction with improvements in hydrogen production, fuel cell technology, and the expansion of refueling infrastructure. The market is also influenced by regional regulations, incentives, and collaborations aimed at fostering a cleaner, renewable energy-driven transportation sector.
Prominent companies in the hydrogen fuel cell commercial truck market include Nikola Corporation, Hyundai Motor Company, Toyota Motor Corporation, Daimler AG (through its brand Mercedes-Benz), and Volvo Group. These manufacturers are investing in the research and development of hydrogen-powered trucks, and some have already released models or have prototypes undergoing testing, signaling a commitment towards this clean energy option in freight and logistics operations. Show Less Read more