The BMW Group has acquired two zero-emission fuel cell trucks and launched a pilot operation as part of the European H2Haul project to promote hydrogen mobility in freight transport. These trucks will run between Leipzig, Landsberg, and Nuremberg to assess the practicality of hydrogen technology. To support serial operation, state-of-the-art hydrogen fuelling stations are being built in Leipzig and Hormersdorf, allowing rapid refueling for fuel cell trucks in logistics. BMW's involvement in the H2Haul project aims to test hydrogen trucks under realistic conditions, paving the way for commercialization in Europe and contributing to decarbonizing heavy traffic. Additionally, the company is testing trucks with H2 combustion engines in the HyCET project to compare technologies and determine their best applications. Beyond freight transport, BMW Group's Leipzig plant has been a pioneer in intralogistics hydrogen use, with over 200 fuel cell-powered industrial trucks and advanced fueling stations. The plant also operates hydrogen-capable burners in its paintshop, showcasing the company's commitment to innovative and sustainable energy solutions.