The proposal for hydrogen-powered vehicles as a third alternative to traditional gasoline-powered and electric vehicles highlights several key benefits. Firstly, hydrogen-powered vehicles offer a sustainable solution by producing zero pollution. The combustion of hydrogen generates only water vapor, eliminating carbon emissions. The abundance of water in the world serves as a readily available source for hydrogen production. Additionally, the lightness of hydrogen contributes to making vehicles lighter, thereby improving efficiency and reducing energy consumption. The suggested method involves using renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, water, or nuclear energy to produce hydrogen through electrolysis of water. This process not only produces hydrogen for vehicles but also generates oxygen as a byproduct, promoting environmental sustainability. Hydrogen-powered vehicles operate in a clean energy cycle, emitting water as their only byproduct, thus addressing concerns related to air pollution and finite petroleum resources. Overall, the proposal advocates for a recyclable energy solution that mitigates the environmental impact of traditional vehicles. By incorporating hydrogen as a fuel source, the transportation sector can move towards a more sustainable future, balancing energy efficiency with environmental conservation.