New Zealand's first hydrogen-powered truck, the Hyundai Xcient, has surpassed 100,000km in commercial operations with NZ Post, marking a milestone in zero-emission transport. The truck has been in full commercial operations since 2023, delivering parcel freight between Auckland and Hamilton. Feedback from a year-long trial revealed the truck's superior performance in areas such as acceleration and driver fatigue. NZ Post's commitment to reducing emissions in the road freight sector is evident through its investment in this technology. The partnership with Hiringa Energy and Halcyon has enabled the deployment of hydrogen vehicles with green hydrogen and rapid refueling, contributing to operational efficiency. Leveraging New Zealand's renewable energy sources, hydrogen production on-site at refueling stations ensures minimal reliance on imported fossil fuels and enables a faster transition to low-emission technologies. The successful integration of the truck onto the green hydrogen refueling network has facilitated emissions-free deliveries and adherence to schedules. TR Group's involvement in the project has led to valuable insights on maximizing the performance of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles. The Xcient truck's impressive figures, such as eliminating 41,667 liters of diesel and reducing CO2 emissions, demonstrate the impact of transitioning to hydrogen-powered transport solutions.