In India, where pollution and carbon emissions pose significant challenges, the shift towards hydrogen-powered vehicles is gaining momentum. With a focus on sustainable solutions, the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles (FCVs) is seen as a beacon of hope for the country. Delhi-based electric vehicle manufacturer is at the forefront of this movement, aiming to provide affordable hydrogen vehicles and initiate pilot projects to scale up deployment. The development of hydrogen-powered three-wheelers capable of covering long distances is a significant step towards zero-emission mobility. Despite the challenges, such as the need for a robust hydrogen infrastructure, India is progressing with initiatives like the National Hydrogen Mission to create a hydrogen economy focused on green hydrogen production and the establishment of refueling stations. The potential of hydrogen as a clean energy source, emitting only water vapor, makes it a promising alternative to traditional fossil fuels. With a long-term vision for a cleaner and greener future, stakeholders emphasize the importance of putting India first in this sustainable transportation journey.