Electric vans have made significant progress in addressing range anxiety for urban and suburban delivery runs, but challenges persist for intercity journeys and winter weather conditions. To overcome these limitations, some light commercial manufacturers are turning to hydrogen fuel cell technology. Vehicles equipped with hydrogen fuel cells offer longer ranges and emit only water vapour, marking a significant step towards sustainability in the commercial transportation sector. Manufacturers like Ford, IVECO, Renault, Stellantis, and Toyota are actively involved in developing hydrogen fuel cell models. Partnerships with government agencies and fleet operators are facilitating the testing and deployment of these vehicles. Challenges such as infrastructure development and refuelling points still need to be addressed to ensure the widespread adoption of hydrogen fuel cell technology. Despite these obstacles, the future looks promising for the commercial use of hydrogen fuel cell light commercial vehicles, offering a cleaner and more efficient alternative to traditional diesel and battery-powered vans.