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Toyota and Scania to Develop Hydrogen Fuel Cell HGVs

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Toyota and Scania have formed a partnership to develop hydrogen fuel cell systems in heavy-duty vehicles, and gather data on their technical performance, operational efficiency and total cost of ownership. Under the partnership, Toyota...

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Toyota is preparing to test the potential of hydrogen fuel cell technology in heavy commercial transportation under real-world conditions. To this end, the Japanese giant has partnered with Scania.

·Istanbul, Türkiye
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SCANIA will use Toyota's latest third-generation fuel cell system, which develops 300 kW of power in a compact design adapted to demanding operating conditions.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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The Japanese company is collaborating with all of Europe's major truck manufacturers. These manufacturers believe that hydrogen could become more popular for battery-powered vehicles.

·Poland
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Hydrogen is less energy efficient than batteries, according to Scania. Nevertheless, the company is now moving forward with a larger initiative together with Toyota.

Toyota and Scania are partnering to commercialize hydrogen fuel cells for heavy-duty transport, supplying Toyota fuel cell systems to 40 heavy-duty vehicles. The vehicles will be equipped with Toyota's third-generation fuel cell system, which achieves an output of 300kW in a compact design. The first hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks are scheduled to begin operation in the first quarter of 2027.

·Japan
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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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