The global fuel cell commercial vehicle market is experiencing rapid growth, valued at USD 2.5 billion in 2023 with a projected CAGR exceeding 31.4% from 2024 to 2032. Stricter emissions standards worldwide are propelling the adoption of fuel cell vehicles in the commercial sector, fueled by initiatives like the EU's Green Deal, California's ZEV program, and China's NEV mandate. These policies have driven a notable uptick in zero-emission vehicle sales, indicating a strong market demand for cleaner technologies. Heavy-duty commercial vehicles are a significant emissions contributor, leading fleet operators and logistics companies to embrace fuel cell vehicles to meet sustainability goals. The rise of e-commerce has further bolstered the need for zero-emission commercial vehicles, with companies like Amazon and FedEx committing to fleet electrification. Despite the dominance of battery-electric vehicles in short-range applications, fuel cell commercial vehicles offer advantages in range and refueling times, particularly for heavy-duty and long-haul operations. The market faces challenges such as limited hydrogen infrastructure and high fuel cell system costs. However, the emergence of regional hydrogen hubs and the adoption of green hydrogen production are key trends enhancing the sustainability of fuel cell vehicles. Investments in green hydrogen infrastructure by regions like the EU, Japan, and South Korea highlight a global commitment to sustainable energy. Government initiatives, such as the DOE's USD 750 million investment in clean hydrogen projects, are driving technological advancements and infrastructure development to support the growth of fuel cell vehicles. The report also identifies the expected dominance of proton exchange membrane fuel cell technology in the market by 2032. These trends collectively indicate a positive outlook for the fuel cell commercial vehicle market with a strong emphasis on sustainability and innovation.