The advancement of autonomous driving technology in the freight industry is gaining significant momentum, with companies such as Aurora, Torq, and Plus partnering with major truck manufacturers and logistics companies. This collaboration aims to bring about driverless freight operations that can address the industry's driver shortage, reduce operational costs, and enhance road safety. However, the integration of autonomous driving technology with hydrogen fuel cells is now being considered for even greater benefits. Hyundai and Plus are at the forefront of this movement, proposing that combining self-driving capabilities with hydrogen fuel cells could lead to a more sustainable and efficient freight network. The partnership between Hyundai and Plus aims to supercharge the evolution of a hydrogen-powered freight network, leveraging the advantages of both technologies. While autonomous driving streamlines operations and reduces costs, hydrogen fuel cells offer a clean and sustainable energy source, aligning with the industry's increasing focus on environmental responsibility. By exploring the synergy between autonomous driving and hydrogen fuel cells, the industry could potentially unlock a future where freight transportation is not only autonomous but also environmentally friendly. This collaboration signifies a significant step towards a more efficient and sustainable future for the freight industry.