Hendrick Fleet Solutions establishes dealership
Published by Willow Munz,
Editorial Assistant
Global Hydrogen Review,
Hyundai Translead has announced Hendrickson Fleet Solutions as its new commercial vehicle dealer for the state of New York and New Jersey, US, expanding access to the Hyundai XCIENT Fuel Cell Class 8 truck, the world’s first mass-produced hydrogen-powered heavy-duty truck.
With three full-service locations, Hendrickson Fleet Solutions brings comprehensive sales, service, parts, warranty, and infrastructure support to fleets across the region. This partnership marks a major milestone in the shared mission of Hyundai Translead and Hendrickson to deliver innovative solutions for fleet decarbonisation and further advance the adoption of hydrogen-powered commercial transportation.
“This is a significant breakthrough for both Hendrickson Fleet Solutions and the future of commercial transportation in the region,” said Chance Parker, Vice President of EV Strategy at Hendrickson Fleet Solutions. “It’s much more than a new product offering; it’s a game-changing commitment to decarbonize more trucks and more fleet operations in the NYC metro area and beyond. Combining the Hyundai XCIENT Fuel Cell truck with Hendrickson’s customer centric EV integration and infrastructure support, we are delivering complete fleet solutions for zero-emission success.”
“We are excited to partner with Hendrickson Fleet Solutions and welcome them to our new commercial vehicle dealer network,” commented Sean Kenney, CEO of Hyundai Translead. “Hendrickson’s exceptional expertise, customer support, and leadership make them an ideal partner as we expand the Hyundai XCIENT Fuel Cell truck across North America. We look forward to working together to provide sustainable transportation solutions for more fleets and communities.”
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