Honda is set to introduce its Class 8 Hydrogen Fuel Cell Truck Concept at the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in Anaheim on May 20. This marks the beginning of a demonstration project aimed at producing hydrogen-powered products for North America, aligning with Honda's strategy to achieve zero environmental impact and carbon neutrality by 2050. The concept truck features three new Honda fuel cell systems, co-developed with GM, that enhance performance and reduce costs. Ryan Harty, from American Honda Motor Co., Inc., emphasizes the significance of fuel cells in commercial vehicles and seeks collaborations to bring hydrogen solutions to the market. During the expo, Honda will showcase zero-emission products including the Autonomous Work Vehicle prototype and the 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV. The company's environmental commitment includes carbon neutrality, utilizing renewable energy, and promoting resource circulation. Honda offsets CO2 emissions through renewable energy agreements and encourages eco-friendly practices among suppliers and dealers. This initiative highlights Honda's dedication to sustainability and innovation in the transportation sector.