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Toyota's still trying to make hydrogen fuel cells happen

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Toyota is joining Daimler and Volvo's joint venture, cellcentric, to advance hydrogen fuel cell technology for commercial vehicles. This collaboration offers developers a significant opportunity to innovate in sustainable transportation solutions despite the industry's general shift towards electric vehicles. The partnership signals a continued push by Toyota to establish hydrogen as a viable alternative energy source in heavy-duty transport sectors.

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