Scania and Toyota join forces to test 40 hydrogen fuel cell trucks
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Toyota will supply its third generation fuel cell to 40 Scania hydrogen trucks, tested in real-life conditions as early as 2027....
The Swedish manufacturer will equip a fleet of 40 heavy vehicles with the hydrogen systems supplied by the Japanese firm
Toyota and Scania have partnered to test hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy-duty transport in real-world logistics operations. The first vehicles are planned to be operational in the first quarter of 2027.
The aim of the project is to find out under what conditions this technology can be competitive against other decarbonisation alternatives.
Scania and Toyota join forces to test 40 hydrogen fuel cell trucks
Scania and Toyota are joining forces to evaluate hydrogen fuel cell technology in real-world heavy-duty transport, with 40 Scania vehicles set to be equipped with Toyota’s latest fuel cell systems. Under the partnership, Toyota will supply its third-generation fuel cell system, delivering 300 kW and designed for heavy-duty and other demanding applications. The technology will be integrated into vehicles operating within Scania’s Pilot Partner pr…
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