Volvo is stepping into the future of transportation with the introduction of hydrogen-powered commercial trucks, slated to undergo on-road tests in 2026 and a global launch before the decade ends. These trucks, crucial to Volvo's net zero ambitions, provide a sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels, particularly suitable for long-haul routes and areas with limited access to charging infrastructure. The company's focus on decarbonisation includes a diverse lineup of vehicles, incorporating battery electric trucks, fuel cell electric trucks, and those running on renewable fuels like biogas and HVO. Volvo's hydrogen trucks are expected to maintain the reliability of diesel trucks while significantly reducing CO2 emissions, meeting the EU's stringent zero-emission standards. By partnering with Westport Fuel Systems and investing in hydrogen projects in South Africa, Volvo is actively working towards offering customers a variety of decarbonisation solutions. These initiatives showcase Volvo's commitment to environmental sustainability and innovation, paving the way for a greener future in the commercial transportation sector.