CommerceDotCom (CDC) has partnered with the College of Engineering, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM), to develop an innovative hydrogen-powered urban concept vehicle. A formal signing ceremony marked the initiation of this partnership, highlighting the commitment to sustainable innovation. Led by Ts. Dr. Mohamad Farid Misnan, the research team from UiTM is working on the UITM-CDC H2 Truck for the Shell Eco-Marathon 2025 in Doha, Qatar. This collaboration continues a successful legacy of past achievements, emphasizing UiTM's excellence in green innovation. The project aims to redefine efficiency and sustainability in the Urban Concept category at SEM 2025. The UITM-CDC H2 Truck, a hydrogen-powered vehicle, operates on clean hydrogen energy, reducing harmful emissions. With a focus on applications like logistics and deliveries, the truck promotes sustainable business practices and decreases reliance on fossil fuels. Its design prioritizes lightweight construction, optimized aerodynamics, and zero-emission operation, setting a benchmark for cleaner cities and environmental preservation. The partnership between CDC and UiTM underscores the significance of industry-academia collaboration in driving green technology advancements. By supporting the development of the hydrogen-powered vehicle, CDC aligns with initiatives that prioritize innovation and sustainability. This collaboration not only showcases Malaysia's engineering talent on a global platform but also emphasizes the country's capabilities in leading advancements in green technology. The project serves as a testament to the power of partnerships in inspiring future generations of engineers and innovators, while advocating for meaningful change in the realm of sustainable transportation.