Daimler Truck unveiled its TruckCharge brand at the biannual IAA Transportation Conference in Hanover, Germany, focusing on electric vehicle charging infrastructure. The company announced the serial production launch of its global electric heavy-duty truck and the introduction of the Mercedes-Benz eActros 600 model. Daimler emphasized the need for public charging infrastructure expansion to support the adoption of electric vehicles and called for collaboration among governments, the energy sector, and industry. In addition to its electric vehicle initiatives, Daimler detailed the expansion of its financial services arm to include a comprehensive suite of electromobility offerings, such as charging infrastructure, maintenance, electricity contracts, insurance, payment options, and rentals. The company highlighted existing programs like 'Charging as a Service' in the U.S. and 'Green Lease' contracts in Japan. Moreover, Daimler showcased its efforts in advancing hydrogen power for heavy-duty trucks, positioning hydrogen-based drive technologies as a complementary solution to decarbonize demanding applications in longhaul transportation. The company successfully tested a hydrogen fuel cell-powered truck, covering over 650 miles in Germany. With a positive sentiment towards hydrogen and electric mobility, Daimler's TruckCharge brand aims to revolutionize the infrastructure and services supporting the transition to sustainable transportation.