In a groundbreaking move towards achieving India's net-zero vision by 2070, Tata Motors has kickstarted the first-ever trials of hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks. This initiative, supported by the National Green Hydrogen Mission, aims to evaluate the feasibility of using hydrogen as a fuel for trucks and develop the required infrastructure. Over the upcoming 24 months, a fleet of 16 advanced hydrogen-powered vehicles, including both Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engine (H2-ICE) and Hydrogen Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (H2-FCEV) trucks, will be traversing key freight routes in Indian cities like Mumbai, Pune, Delhi-NCR, Surat, Vadodara, Jamshedpur, and Kalinganagar. The launch event saw prominent figures like Gadkari and Joshi emphasizing the transformative potential of hydrogen in curbing emissions, improving energy self-sufficiency, and fostering sustainable transportation. Tata Motors executives highlighted their commitment to cleaner, zero-emission transportation and their pride in spearheading India's shift towards sustainable mobility. The showcased hydrogen trucks feature ranges of 300-500 km, advanced safety features, and premium cabins for driver comfort and efficiency. Tata Motors has a history of pioneering alternative fuel technologies and has already deployed hydrogen FCEV buses on Indian roads. The company's clean energy commercial vehicle portfolio spans across trucks, buses, and small commercial vehicles, showcasing their dedication to innovation and sustainability in the transportation sector.