Volvo Trucks is at the forefront of revolutionizing heavy haulage through sustainable practices, particularly focusing on electric vehicles (EVs). The Volvo Group, separate from Volvo Cars, has delivered over 5,000 electric trucks globally since 2019, making it a leader in the electrification of commercial vehicles. Their electric range includes models like FM, FMX, FL, and the upcoming FH Aero Electric, promising a range of up to 373 miles, contributing to driver satisfaction and safety. While the company is making strides in electric vehicle technology, the uptake of electric trucks varies across European countries, with varying incentives and infrastructure. Volvo Group recognizes the importance of investing in charging infrastructure, highlighting the need for Megawatt charging to support long-distance haulage. Despite the progress in electric vehicles, some companies advocate for hydrogen as a better solution. Volvo Trucks is exploring hydrogen fuel cell options alongside battery electrification. The article emphasizes the importance of long-term incentives and investment in infrastructure to accelerate the adoption of electric trucks. Countries like Switzerland with zero road tax for zero emission vehicles serve as models for stimulating electric vehicle uptake. Volvo Trucks, with its commitment to decarbonizing road transport infrastructure, is poised to drive the sustainable heavy haulage revolution.