Volta Trucks signed a contract manufacturing agreement to produce the Volta Zero at the Steyr plant (formerly owned by MAN) from the end of 2022.

Quantron aims to release fuel-electric trucks powered by Ballard's FCmove power modules in Germany in the second half of 2022.

Nikola will be permitted to assemble the fuel-cell power modules at its Arizona facility from 2023, for integration in its Nikola Tre fuel-cell electric trucks.

Quinn Company's 18 sales and service facilities in central and southern California have been added to Nikola's U.S. dealership network.

Quantum Fuel Systems will supply Q-Rail CNG fuel storage systems to work with IFS's retrofit Multi Fuel Technology Platform which allows diesel engines to use a mix of diesel and alternative fuels.

The 40-foot virtual pipeline trailers, designed for transporting liquefied hydrogen, will be delivered beginning in December 2021.

Foxtron Vehicle Technologies, the electric vehicle subsidiary of Taiwan’s Hon Hai Technology Group – also widely known locally as Apple Inc’s main iPhone contract manufacturer, Foxconn – has announced a partnership with local energy company, North-Star International Company and bus operator, Kaohsiung Bus Company to develop a battery-powered bus transportation network.

Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation (MFTBC), based in Kawasaki, Japan, in July announced it has signed an agreement to use US-based Wise Systems Inc’s routing and dispatching solutions in Japan from the fourth quarter of 2021.

Japan’s Isuzu Motors Ltd said in June that it had reached an agreement  to supply light/medium-duty N-series trucks between 6-9 tons gvw to Hino Motor for sale in North America from October to help its rival deal with a production short-fall.

Goodyear's smart tyres will be integrated with PlusDrive with the purpose of collecting data for the improvement of autonomous truck technology.

Electra placed its first order for a Proton Motor HyRange fuel cell system following a memorandum of understanding signed by the two companies in June.

Local Motors' next-generation Olli Autonomous Shuttle, which will enter production in autumn, will employ Perrone Robotics' TONY autonomous driving technology.