Honda is set to unveil a groundbreaking hydrogen fuel cell truck concept at the upcoming Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in Brownstown, Michigan. The concept truck, powered by three Honda fuel cell systems, represents the company's foray into the production of fuel cell-powered products for the North American market. With a focus on commercial vehicles, including Class 8 trucks, Honda aims to offer zero-emission replacements for existing diesel applications. The company's fuel cell systems, currently in mass production at a joint venture facility with General Motors, are crucial to its hydrogen business strategy. Honda's new FC system, a result of a decade-long collaboration with GM, promises improved performance, durability, and cost efficiency. Alongside the Class 8 truck concept, Honda will also showcase other zero-emission products like the 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV and the Honda Autonomous Work Vehicle (AWV) at the expo. Ryan Harty, from American Honda Motor Co., Inc., will elaborate on Honda's hydrogen plans during the Ultra Clean Heavy-Vehicle Summit. This move underscores Honda's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and green technology.