Fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) powered by hydrogen fuel cells are gaining attention for their potential in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. IIT Bombay has made significant progress in enhancing the efficiency and durability of fuel cell components, particularly electrodes and catalysts. This innovation allows for the generation of more power from the same amount of hydrogen, leading to lower fuel consumption and extended driving ranges for FCEVs. The use of affordable materials and improved design not only reduces manufacturing costs but also contributes to sustainability goals by lowering carbon emissions. Additionally, the durability of the new materials means longer-lasting fuel cells and reduced ownership costs for consumers. While challenges remain in the widespread adoption of FCEVs, IIT Bombay's research signifies a step towards more efficient and affordable fuel cell vehicles, aligning with the global push for greener transportation solutions. This development plays a crucial role in shaping a sustainable transportation future and making FCEVs a more attractive option for consumers worldwide.