ZM Truck has made its debut in North America at the ACT Expo in Las Vegas, showcasing a lineup of zero-emission trucks with a Japanese influence. The company unveiled five models across different segments, including the Class 4, 5, 6, and the innovative 'baby8' segment which features a fuel-cell electric version. ZM Truck plans to assemble these trucks in North America, leveraging market-proven platforms with millions of miles of real-world driving experience. The company's CEO highlighted the reliability and solid funding backing the venture. The range includes models like the ZM4 with a 150-mile driving range and the larger ZM8 and ZM22, each offering unique features and capabilities. The ZM8 FCEV and ZM22 FCEV stand out as hydrogen-powered options, promising impressive ranges and payload capacities. ZM Truck aims to enter the North American market soon, with future plans to expand to South America and the Middle East in 2024. The company's commitment to sustainable transportation and reliable technology positions it as a strong player in the evolving market of electric commercial vehicles.