UNSPSC 25101617: Hydrogen cargo trucks

It is a car that uses hydrogen as a fuel, and is a special truck used for the purpose of transporting cargo, including pickup trucks. However, van-type cargo transport vehicles are classified separately.

UNSPSC 25101617 Hydrogen cargo trucks, a Commodity code, does not appear in recent state and local procurement activity. The twenty-eight opportunities posted between January and July 2026 in the source dataset include police pursuit vehicles, delivery and food service trucks, utility task vehicles, bookmobiles, autonomous shuttle operations, specialized upfitted command and support vehicles, passenger vans and buses, and miscellaneous fleet acquisitions—but no solicitations for hydrogen-powered cargo trucks or hydrogen fueling infrastructure.

State and local governments are actively procuring conventional diesel, gasoline, and increasingly electric fleet vehicles across police departments, transit authorities, county facilities, school districts, airports, and parks systems, with recent contracts from the City of Charlotte (police pursuit vehicles), Katy ISD (food service delivery truck), Michigan DNR (utility task vehicles), and the Santa Clara County Library District (bookmobile). The absence of hydrogen cargo truck solicitations in this period suggests either minimal current demand for hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles at state and local level, limited vendor readiness to supply them at scale, or continued reliance on established conventional and battery-electric platforms to meet fleet modernization goals.