cellcentric, the joint venture of Daimler Truck and Volvo Group, is making significant progress towards large-scale production of fuel cells for trucks in partnership with the city of Weilheim. The land acquisition agreement for the future production site, KLIMA|WERK, has been finalized, marking a crucial step in the journey towards decarbonizing heavy-duty transport. The aim is to kickstart operations by 2030 in compliance with EU CO2 legislation, with a strong emphasis on flexibility to navigate the evolving market landscape. In the meantime, cellcentric is actively industrializing fuel cell production at its current site in Esslingen. The company's commitment to sustainability and CO2-neutral mobility is underscored by the development of the NextGen fuel cell system for trucks. Daimler Truck's Mercedes-Benz GenH2 Truck, designed for long-haul transport, has shown promising results, with successful demonstrations and customer trials ongoing. Volvo Group is also advancing its fuel cell electric trucks as part of its strategy to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2040. This collective effort in the automotive industry reflects a positive sentiment towards fuel cell technology and its role in achieving environmental goals. The partnership between cellcentric, Daimler Truck, Volvo Group, and the city of Weilheim signifies a commitment to innovation, sustainability, and future-oriented manufacturing practices.