H2 Revolution
Commercial vehicles are motor vehicles designed primarily for transporting goods, services, or passengers for business purposes. Unlike personal or recreational vehicles, which are intended for individual use, commercial vehicles serve various functional roles in industries such as logistics, construction, public transport, and more. Common examples include trucks, vans, buses, and trailers. These vehicles are often equipped to handle heavier loads and may feature modifications to enhance efficiency, safety, and utility for commercial operations. The category of commercial vehicles can also encompass specialized vehicles like delivery trucks, food trucks, and construction equipment. Regulations regarding commercial vehicles typically involve licensing, weight limits, and safety standards that differ from those applied to non-commercial vehicles.
Honda has taken a significant step towards solidifying its presence in the commercial vehicle market with the unveiling of its hydrogen fuel-cell semi truck in concept form. The concept truck,…