The BMW Group is leading the way in emission-free heavy-duty transport by commencing pilot operations of hydrogen trucks at Plant Leipzig as part of the H2Haul project. These two local emission-free fuel-cell trucks will navigate between Leipzig, Landsberg, and Nuremberg to assess their performance in real-world operations. The project, involving partners like Iveco and DHL, aims to support hydrogen-powered freight transport and enhance the technology's market readiness. The company is also exploring hydrogen combustion engines through the HyCET project, highlighting its commitment to diverse hydrogen technologies. Plant Leipzig stands out for its innovative use of hydrogen, including indoor filling stations, fuel cell-powered equipment, and a bivalent burner system. These initiatives align with the BMW Group's strategy to reduce CO2 emissions in logistics and production, emphasizing the importance of sustainable practices in the automotive industry.