The BMW Group in Munich has initiated the H2Haul pilot project by acquiring two zero-emission fuel cell trucks to promote hydrogen mobility in freight transport. These trucks will operate between Leipzig, Landsberg, and Nuremberg as part of the European project. State-of-the-art hydrogen fuelling stations are being constructed in Leipzig and Hormersdorf to facilitate rapid refuelling, enhancing the practicality of fuel cell trucks in logistics. The project, in collaboration with Iveco, DHL, and TEAL Mobility, aims to test hydrogen trucks under realistic conditions to decarbonize heavy traffic and pave the way for their commercialization in Europe. Additionally, BMW Group's involvement in the H2Haul project aligns with its strategy to reduce logistics emissions and meet climate goals by implementing zero-emission transport logistics. The company is also exploring H2 combustion engine trucks through the HyCET project to compare with fuel cell trucks. The Leipzig plant of the BMW Group has been at the forefront of hydrogen use in logistics, with over 200 fuel cell-powered industrial trucks and flexible hydrogen burners in its paintshop, showcasing a commitment to sustainable practices.