The Home of Advanced Heavy-Duty Fuel Cell Systems
cellcentric is a leading Tier 1 supplier of heavy-duty fuel cell systems, backed by Daimler Truck and Volvo Group. We focus on the development, production and commercialization of fuel cell systems for heavy-duty trucks and applications with comparable requirements. Our mission: climate-neutral and sustainable transport by 2050.
The next generation of heavy-duty fuel cell systems
BZA375 delivers up to 375 kW of continuous net power, with 20% lower fuel consumption than its predecessor, 40% less complexity and a service life of 25,000 hours. Engineered as a single-system solution that fits standard 13-litre diesel engine compartments, it offers best-in-class TCO for heavy-duty long-haul transport. More than 30 years of fuel cell development have gone into this system.
The numbers behind BZA375
375 kW
More than 500 hp, from a single system weighing less than 500 kg.
<6 kg H₂ per 100 km
20% lower than BZA150, for a fully loaded 40-ton truck in real-world driving conditions.
25,000 hours
Approximately 10 years in heavy-duty long-haul operation, on par with modern diesel engines.
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Technology. Applications. Hydrogen.
BZA375
Full technical specifications, dimensions, TCO data and FAQ for our next-generation heavy-duty fuel cell system.
Built for heavy-duty
Designed for long-haul trucks, and well-suited for coaches, stationary power generation, rail and mining. One product, multiple applications.
The infrastructure behind it
Efficient fuel cell systems need a functioning hydrogen ecosystem to reach their full potential. See how cellcentric contributes to building it.
Built by the best in the industry
cellcentric was founded on 1 March 2021 as a 50:50 joint venture between Daimler Truck AG and Volvo Group AB, built on more than 30 years of fuel cell research by the Daimler AG and her predecessor organizations, Daimler Truck AG and Volvo Group AB. Today, more than 560 specialists work in interdisciplinary teams at our headquarters in Kirchheim/Teck-Nabern, our production site in Esslingen, our development site in Stuttgart-Untertürkheim, and our advanced engineering site in Burnaby, Canada. Approximately 700 individual patents have been filed.
Engaged across the hydrogen ecosystem
Ready for the next step in heavy-duty transport?
We support OEMs and fleet operators in making the transition to hydrogen powertrain technology, from first inquiry to series integration.