At the IAA Transportation show in Hannover, Renault stole the spotlight by unveiling the Renault Master H2-Tech Prototype, showcasing the advancements in hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles. This new model, set to join Renault's commercial vehicle range next year, promises an impressive range of up to 434 miles, a significant increase from its predecessor. The Master H2-Tech Prototype integrates a hydrogen system seamlessly into the platform without compromising cargo space or payload capacity, offering great practicality for commercial use. Renault's collaboration with Plug Power to establish Hyvia demonstrates a commitment to developing hydrogen infrastructure to support vehicles like the Master van. With only 16 hydrogen fuel filling stations in the UK, the extended range of the new model will be advantageous for buyers in regions with limited infrastructure. In contrast, the French and German governments are actively investing in hydrogen infrastructure, indicating a promising future for hydrogen-powered vehicles in these markets. The partnership with Plug Power and the production plans in France highlight Renault's dedication to advancing hydrogen technology and sustainable transportation solutions.