At the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo in Las Vegas, Hexagon Purus announced the supply of components to Toyota North America for the production of heavy-duty fuel cell electric powertrain kits. The collaboration involves providing a complete hydrogen storage system and high voltage battery pack for these kits. This partnership, which originated in 2017, focuses on developing fuel cell electric powertrain kits for Class 8 trucks to reduce harmful emissions. Toyota's Zero Emission Powertrain Executive Order from CARB for its new heavy-duty fuel cell electric powertrain demonstrates a commitment to meeting emissions regulations. In a bid to address strict emission standards, both the Environmental Protection Agency and CARB have introduced proposals in the U.S. The market's move towards zero-emission transportation is evident, with regulations driving the adoption of vehicles like heavy-duty fuel cell electric trucks. Hexagon Purus and Toyota's collaboration aims to provide one-stop solutions for customers in the commercial transportation sector, supporting the reduction of emissions and promoting sustainable practices. The joint efforts of these companies align with the global goal of reducing emissions by 75% in the transportation sector by 2050, emphasizing the significance of hydrogen as a clean energy source. The article also highlights the presence of a vehicle chassis with Hexagon Purus's hydrogen storage system and high voltage battery pack at the Toyota Stand at ACT Expo, showcasing the tangible results of this innovative collaboration.