Tata Motors, India's largest commercial vehicle manufacturer, has launched the country's first-ever trials of hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks. These trucks aim to address the significant contribution of road logistics to pollution in India. Backed by the Indian government's Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, the trials mark a significant step towards sustainable manufacturing. Through the deployment of 16 hydrogen-powered trucks over 24 months in various configurations, Tata Motors plans to assess their functionality in real freight operations across India. The company's Executive Director, Girish Wagh, highlighted the importance of hydrogen as a fuel for the future and recognized Tata Motors' role in pioneering green transportation. Additionally, Tata Motors is committed to developing innovative transport solutions, including advancements in EV technology, to contribute to a greener future. The integration of hydrogen fuel cell electric buses in India's public transport system has already demonstrated the practicality of clean energy technology on a larger scale. This trial not only aims to reduce emissions but also shapes the future of the transportation industry, aligning with India's goal of becoming the world's largest EV market by 2030.