Will a major country switch over 50% of its freight trucks to hydrogen by 2030?

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Hydrogen hauls promise long ranges and clean exhaust, shaping a future where trucks glide with airy confidence across continents. Yet infrastructure remains patchy, like a half-drawn constellation.

Fleet operators weigh cost, reliability, supply chains, and maintenance realities before committing. Innovation gallops, but adoption often marches in cautious boots.

I foresee steady growth but not a majority shift by 2030. Hydrogen will claim a meaningful slice of freight transport, but surpassing 50% will require another decade of scaling refueling networks and driving costs downward.