Honda unveiled a concept Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell truck at the ACT Expo 2024, signaling the initiation of a demonstration project for future fuel cell products targeting the North American market. The development is part of Honda's broader strategy to realize zero environmental impact, aiming for carbon neutrality across all products and business activities by 2050. The new truck is powered by three advanced fuel cell systems, jointly developed by Honda and General Motors, which have been optimized for performance, durability, and cost-effectiveness. These fuel cell systems are currently in mass production at Fuel Cell System Manufacturing, LLC, a production facility in Brownstown, Michigan. Honda's focus on fuel cell technology extends to multiple applications, such as fuel cell electric vehicles, commercial vehicles, stationary power plants, and construction machinery. The company is actively seeking commercial collaborations and customers to expedite the market penetration of these hydrogen cell solutions in North America, with the aim of revolutionizing transportation and energy sectors for a sustainable future.