Rather than R&D their own, truckmakers can swap in a Toyota to meet ZEV requirements
Thus, Toyota recently celebrated the California Air Resources Board’s certification of its new heavy-duty fuel cell electric powertrain. The standalone powertrain comes in the form of a relatively compact kit—the “hydrogen-fueled powertrain kit.” It includes: hydrogen fuel storage tanks, fuel-cell stacks, batteries, electric motors, and transmission.
“Heavy-duty Class 8 commercial truck original equipment manufacturers and operators now have another tool to help them comply with increasingly strict emissions regulations in the State of California,” Toyota said.
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