Tata Motors, a prominent Indian automotive giant, is at the forefront of India's green hydrogen revolution with the launch of a groundbreaking 24-month trial involving 16 hydrogen-powered trucks equipped with internal combustion engines (ICE) and fuel cell technologies. The initiative, backed by a $23 million trial from the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, aims to demonstrate the operational feasibility of hydrogen-powered trucks on the country's major freight routes. The selected Tata Prima trucks, including models with hydrogen ICE and fuel cell variants, are expected to offer an operational range of 300-500km, showcasing the potential for sustainable heavy-duty trucking solutions in India. The support from key government figures like Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Shri Nitin Gadkari, emphasizes the importance of such initiatives in accelerating the transition to low-carbon mobility solutions. Additionally, recent developments such as Tata Cummins' hydrogen ICE manufacturing facility in Jamshedpur and NTPC Green Energy's plans for a $22.3 billion green hydrogen hub in Andhra Pradesh highlight the growing momentum of India's hydrogen market. By focusing on industrial clusters for green hydrogen production, India aims to drive economic growth, create sustainable jobs, and establish infrastructure to support both domestic needs and global sustainability efforts, marking a significant step towards a green and efficient future.