Volvo Trucks is at the forefront of innovation in the transport industry with its development of hydrogen-powered trucks. Scheduled to conduct on-road tests starting in 2026, the company aims to revolutionize the sector with a commercial launch planned by the end of the decade. By introducing these hydrogen trucks running on green hydrogen, Volvo is offering a sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels, especially beneficial for long-distance journeys and areas lacking charging infrastructure. This initiative is a significant move towards Volvo's commitment to achieving net zero emissions and aligns with customers' efforts in decarbonizing their operations. The hydrogen-powered trucks will enhance Volvo's current truck lineup, which includes battery electric trucks, fuel cell electric trucks, and trucks operating on renewable fuels like biogas and Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO). These trucks are designed to leverage High Pressure Direct Injection (HPDI) technology, providing superior energy efficiency, reduced fuel consumption, and higher engine power output. By utilizing renewable HVO as ignition fuel, Volvo aims to reach net zero CO2 emissions, meeting the stringent new EU CO2 emission standards. With ongoing lab and vehicle tests and upcoming customer trials in 2026, Volvo Trucks is taking significant steps towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly future in transportation.