Truck manufacturers are shifting their focus towards hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles as a means to decarbonize road transport. The development of these vehicles is progressing rapidly, with a notable increase in hydrogen fuel-cell models being launched in Europe. At the recent IAA Transportation event in Hanover, several leading brands unveiled hydrogen-powered LCV models, showcasing the industry's commitment to innovation. These advancements in hydrogen vehicle technology are aimed at addressing the challenges faced in specialized markets such as heavy haulage, construction, and timber transport. Companies like INEOS Inovyn and VDL Groep are actively conducting trials and real-life operations with hydrogen trucks, demonstrating the potential for zero-emission transportation. Furthermore, major manufacturers like Volvo Trucks, DAF, and MAN Truck & Bus are planning on-road tests and commercial launches of hydrogen trucks in the coming years to cater to diverse customer needs. The momentum towards hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles reflects a positive sentiment in the industry, with a strong belief in hydrogen's ability to play a key role in achieving a sustainable and environmentally friendly future for commercial transport in Europe.