In a successful demonstration of hydrogen-powered transportation, an Allison Transmission-equipped Hyundai Motor fuel cell truck has efficiently delivered over 100,000 packages for GLS Germany since late 2023. The 6x2 XCIENT truck features a 350kW electric motor paired with an Allison 400 Series fully automatic transmission and is powered by a 180kW hydrogen fuel cell system. Deployed by GLS in the Cologne area for trips to Mannheim, the truck has been transporting up to 1,300 parcels per trip without any reported problems. Oualid Hamza, Operations Manager at GLS, expressed satisfaction with the vehicle's performance, highlighting its reliability and cost-effectiveness. Hyundai is further pushing the boundaries of innovation by announcing plans to test an autonomous heavy-duty hydrogen Class 8 XCIENT FCEV with Level 4 autonomous driving technology starting in May 2024. This advancement aims to enhance operational efficiency and explore new possibilities in autonomous transportation. Heidi Schutte, Vice-President of EMEA, APAC, and South America Sales at Allison Transmission, emphasized the adaptability of their transmissions to different fuel types, showing commitment to eco-conscious solutions. The article also discusses the future prospects of hydrogen technology in transportation and highlights the importance of staying informed with the latest developments in the hydrogen sector.