At the College of Engineering Trivandrum (CET), Herakles Racing, a student club founded in 2017, has become one of the most popular and sought-after clubs on campus. Initially built to represent CET in off-road vehicle racing competitions, the team has transitioned from petrol engines to electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles. Recently, their hydrogen-CNG blend vehicle excelled in a national competition, securing top positions in various categories. The team's focus on sustainability and innovation drives them to create cleaner and smarter off-road vehicles for applications like agriculture, defense, and disaster response. Despite facing funding challenges and the high cost of building such vehicles, the students at Herakles Racing remain dedicated to their cause. They manage the club like a real company, with various departments and roles, showcasing their teamwork and commitment to success. Looking ahead, the team is preparing for the Autonomous BAJA category and aims to improve their hydrogen model with a 100% blend. For these students, Herakles Racing is not just about building vehicles; it represents a future where engineering is hands-on, innovative, and sustainable.