At the 2025 Advanced Clean Transportation Expo, Toyota North America reaffirmed its commitment to a Hydrogen Society, revealing plans to introduce hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric Class 8 trucks in Southern California. The initiative aims to decrease reliance on diesel-powered vehicles at the Toyota North American Parts Center California (NAPCC) by deploying these more sustainable hydrogen trucks. Additionally, Toyota announced the construction of a new hydrogen fueling station at the NAPCC campus to support the fleet. The company also unveiled the Gen 3 FC system, a next-generation fuel cell technology that promises improved efficiency and power for future applications. These developments align with Toyota's 2050 Challenge to reduce carbon emissions in its supply chain. Through collaborations with Air Liquide and Iwatani, Toyota is enhancing hydrogen infrastructure to facilitate fast fueling for fleet and commercial customers. The company's focus on hydrogen extends globally, with efforts in Japan on electrolysis technology and exploring methane byproducts for hydrogen production. Toyota envisions a future with a robust hydrogen ecosystem, innovative fuel cell stacks, and long-lasting partnerships to drive sustainable transportation. The positive sentiment towards hydrogen is evident in Toyota's dedication to advancing clean mobility solutions and fostering a Hydrogen Society.