German-based MAHLE has partnered with MAN Truck & Bus to supply key components for the hydrogen-powered 'MAN hTGX' truck, a zero-emission vehicle that highlights hydrogen's potential in decarbonizing commercial transportation. The 'MAN hTGX' truck features a cutting-edge 6-cylinder hydrogen engine with a power output of 383 kW, equipped with MAHLE's hydrogen power cell unit. MAHLE's components for the hydrogen engine have been designed to meet specific requirements, ensuring minimal oil consumption and addressing challenges such as hydrogen leakage. The rigorous testing carried out at MAHLE's hydrogen test center in Stuttgart has demonstrated the technology's readiness for mass production, leveraging the company's expertise in engine components. Dr. Roger Busch emphasized MAHLE's ability to provide solutions for hydrogen combustion engines, catering to market demands for performance, efficiency, and durability. With this partnership, MAN Truck & Bus plans to manufacture 200 units of the 'MAN hTGX' truck in 2025 for selected markets, reinforcing its commitment to hydrogen as a clean energy source. The collaboration between MAHLE and MAN Truck & Bus signifies a significant step towards decarbonizing the transportation sector and underlines the crucial role of hydrogen in achieving sustainable mobility and a cleaner future.