Toyota's hydrogen fuel cell Hilux project, supported by UK Government funding, has progressed into its final phase with the launch of prototype vehicles. The project, being developed in Derbyshire, includes ten fuel cell Hilux prototypes undergoing stringent field testing for safety, functionality, and performance. Customer and media demonstrations are also taking place to showcase the potential of hydrogen in the transport sector. Toyota aims to leverage its 30 years of hydrogen fuel cell research to enhance driving range, increase lifecycle, and reduce costs. The company envisions becoming the largest hydrogen fuel market by 2030, with a comprehensive approach to technology commercialization through the Hydrogen Factory Europe initiative. The fuel cell Hilux prototype, with a driving range of 373 miles, showcases the integration of hydrogen technology in a familiar vehicle model, offering increased payload and towing capabilities. Toyota's commitment to sustainable energy is evident through its involvement in multiple hydrogen partnerships and trials of hydrogen-fueled trucks to decarbonize its logistics operations and promote a sustainable hydrogen infrastructure in Europe.