Powerful sustainable solutions without compromising performance on Payload and Uptime.

Heavy-Duty Trucks are set to become the largest contributor to road transportation CO2 emissions

Charging infrastructure is not viable for large trucking fleets

Current solutions lack the power and payload to handle heavy freight.
It is simply the mathematical phenomenon that the first battery electric truck is relatively easy to charge; a hundred trucks are difficult, a thousand very expensive.
And for 15,000, it is almost impossible to provide the electric power along a route. In terms of scaling, the investment costs for electricity requirements are exponential. With fuel cells, on the other hand, it is the other way around.
CEO of Daimler Truck

Small numbers of electric vehicles may work in limited cases, but costs increase geometrically with scale.

Powergrid capacity puts a hard limit on scalability of electric vehicles without structural grid upgrades.

Battery trucks become less viable with scale. Hydrogen trucks become more viable with scale.







Hydrogen fuel cell and battery-electric solutions for Zero-Emission trucking operations