Toyota Motor Europe has introduced a groundbreaking solution to decarbonize its logistics operations by incorporating hydrogen-powered trucks. These trucks, operated in Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands, aim to revolutionize the distribution of parts and components within Toyota's supply chain. By utilizing Toyota-designed hydrogen fuel cells, the trucks can travel up to 400km on a single fill-up, emitting only water vapor as the sole emission. This initiative aligns with Toyota's objective to achieve carbon neutrality in logistics by 2040 and actively contribute to the hydrogen economy's growth. The partnership with logistics providers such as Vos Transport Group and CEVA Logistics showcases a commitment to sustainable practices in the automotive industry. Thiebault Paquet, Vice President R&D at Toyota Motor Europe, emphasizes the importance of these hydrogen trucks in boosting the demand for hydrogen and complying with the EU's Alternative Fuel Infrastructure Regulation. The overall goal is to gather insights from the operational efficiency of the initial fleet and enhance both the vehicles and logistical processes for a more environmentally friendly and efficient future.