The North America region is actively working towards reducing reliance on fossil fuels by promoting the adoption of alternative energy vehicles, including hydrogen fuel-cell trucks. Government policies, such as stricter fuel efficiency regulations from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, are reinforcing the shift towards zero-emission transportation. State governments are also promoting alternative fuels like hydrogen to reduce the environmental impact of the transportation sector. Incentive programs across states are supporting the deployment of alternative fuel vehicles, including hydrogen trucks, thus stimulating market expansion. Heavy-duty trucks, a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, are transitioning to hydrogen fuel cells to significantly reduce their carbon footprint. The logistics and distribution sector, dominating the market, is investing in hydrogen-powered fleets for long-haul operations due to advantages like extended range and faster refueling compared to battery-electric vehicles. Manufacturers are scaling up production to meet the growing demand for sustainable heavy-duty trucks. The market is segmented based on range, with notable growth in the below 250 miles category driven by consumer preference for zero-emission vehicles. Retail and e-commerce companies are adopting hydrogen fuel-cell trucks for efficient supply chains and to meet environmental goals. The US leads the market, with government initiatives facilitating hydrogen truck adoption and investments in infrastructure. Technological advancements in fuel cell systems and government-backed investments in refueling stations are enhancing the accessibility and adoption of hydrogen fuel-cell trucks. The market forecast indicates substantial growth, with hydrogen trucks becoming a competitive solution in the transportation sector.