The UK is taking significant steps towards combating climate change by focusing on transforming the transport sector to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Despite efforts by the Labour Government to accelerate the phase-out of internal combustion engine vehicles, challenges in meeting EV uptake targets remain. The high production cost of EV batteries and uneven charging infrastructure pose obstacles to decarbonizing transport efficiently. However, innovative solutions using materials like graphene are offering new possibilities. Graphene is showing great promise in enhancing battery performance, improving energy density, and reducing charging times for electric vehicles. Additionally, graphene is being used in tire manufacturing to increase efficiency and reduce environmental impact. Hydrogen is also gaining traction as an alternative fuel for commercial vehicles, with industry leaders investing in hydrogen fuel cell technology. Levidian is at the forefront of this transition, pioneering a method to produce clean hydrogen from methane, offering a sustainable and scalable solution. By utilizing graphene and hydrogen, there is potential for carbon-negative production, transforming waste into valuable resources. Projects are already underway in the UK to produce clean hydrogen from wastewater treatment plants and farms, showcasing the transformative impact of sustainable technology in the transport sector. The innovative approach by Levidian and other companies signifies a positive shift towards a greener and more sustainable future for the UK's vehicle fleet.