The North American hydrogen trucks market is on the rise as the region aims to decrease reliance on fossil fuels in heavy-duty transportation. Government agencies are driving demand for fuel-cell trucks by implementing policies to lower emissions and increase fuel efficiency. Regulations from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are pushing for zero-emission transportation, while state governments are promoting alternative fuels like hydrogen to reduce environmental impact. Incentive programs across 47 states and the District of Columbia are encouraging the deployment of alternative fuel vehicles, leading to market expansion. A well-established hydrogen refueling infrastructure, supported by government investments and rebates, is facilitating the adoption of fuel cell electric trucks. Technological advancements in fuel cell systems and initiatives to accelerate fuel cell vehicle adoption are expected to further boost market growth. In 2024, the heavy-duty truck segment generated USD 139.7 million and is poised for significant expansion. Hydrogen-powered trucks offer comparable refueling times and driving ranges to diesel equivalents, making them suitable for long-haul logistics in the growing e-commerce sector. The logistics and distribution sector, holding an 80% market share in 2024, is increasingly turning to hydrogen-powered fleets for their extended range and faster refueling capabilities. The market is segmented by range, with trucks below 250 miles experiencing notable growth due to increasing demand for sustainable transportation options.