Volvo Trucks recently unveiled plans to introduce H2-ICE technology for sustainable long-haul transport. The high-pressure direct injection (HPDI) system in Volvo's hydrogen-powered trucks promises enhanced power, torque, thermal efficiency, and significant reductions in emissions. Volvo's strategic approach includes combining hydrogen combustion engines with battery electric trucks and renewable fuels to achieve decarbonization in heavy transport effectively. The initiative aligns with Volvo's goal of achieving net zero emissions and contributing to a cleaner future for transport. The company's milestone includes road trials of these new-generation vehicles starting in 2026 and subsequent commercialization. Volvo's innovation is seen as a cost-effective solution that provides flexibility and ensures compliance with environmental standards. By leveraging hydrogen technology, Volvo Trucks aims to address the pressing need for sustainable mobility solutions in the heavy-duty truck segment and contribute to a more environmentally friendly transportation industry.