Volvo Trucks is making significant strides in sustainable transport with the development of trucks that run on hydrogen-powered combustion engines. By planning on-road customer tests with these trucks in 2026 and aiming for commercial availability by the end of the decade, Volvo is aligning with its commitment to achieving net zero emissions. These trucks, utilizing green hydrogen, offer a promising solution for decarbonizing transport, especially over long distances and in regions with limited charging infrastructure. The company highlights that the performance and reliability of these hydrogen trucks will be comparable to diesel trucks, with the additional benefit of potentially achieving net zero CO2 emissions. Volvo's approach includes a variety of decarbonization solutions, such as battery electric trucks and fuel cell electric trucks, to cater to different transport needs and infrastructure availability. The incorporation of High Pressure Direct Injection technology in the hydrogen-powered trucks ensures higher energy efficiency, lower fuel consumption, and increased engine power. Furthermore, Volvo's collaboration with Westport Fuel Systems for HPDI technology signifies a strategic move towards advancing the development of these environmentally friendly trucks, with a joint venture expected to be operational by 2024.