They are a hydrogen technology disruptor, bringing together the latest technology from around the world to produce viable, zero-emission commercial vehicles. In 2022, HVS expanded to the automotive engineering departments of Horiba MIRA and continued developing vehicles to serve the medium-to-heavy vehicle sectors. They work with leading technology integrators, component suppliers and vehicle prototype design houses to deliver unique solutions to de-carbonise the medium and heavy-duty commercial vehicle sectors.

Their two ground-up design prototypes, an MCV (Medium Commercial Vehicle) and HGV are powered by green hydrogen and are aimed to bring about the decarbonisation of the transport sector. Their goal is to deliver modular fuel-cell powertrain and chassis solutions that will allow the wider transport industry to meet ambitious emission reduction targets of -15% by 2025, -30% by 2030, followed by a full zero-emission fleet by 2040.

HVS aims to disrupt the commercial vehicle industry by being an early mover with the most advanced, all–new zero emission HGV. Leading the way in hydrogen electric vehicle design, HVS is pioneering cutting-edge solutions that will decarbonise one of the heaviest polluting sectors worldwide. Combining unique design, efficiency, and performance; HVS will provide the ultimate driver experience at lower costs and lowest emissions. Their state-of-the-art zero-emission hydrogen-electric Heavy Goods Vehicle (HGV) technology demonstrator will have a range of up to 370 miles (depending on load and route) coupled with an industry-leading refuelling time of just 15 – 20 minutes.