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    Supermarket Asda, startup HVS receive UK hydrogen self-driving lorry grant, article with galleryAutos & Transportationcategory · February 1, 2023 · 12:43 AM UTC · undefined ago

    A consortium including Hydrogen truck startup HVS and supermarket chain Asda said on Wednesday it had been awarded a 6.6 million pound ($8.1 million) UK government grant to develop autonomous hydrogen heavy goods vehicles.

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