Triton Electric Vehicle LLC, based in Cherry Hill, New Jersey with operations in India, has introduced a groundbreaking hydrogen internal combustion engine. This invention is set to transform the landscape of environmentally friendly transportation, utilizing hydrogen as a clean and cost-effective fuel source. Founder Himanshu Patel highlights the engine's exceptional efficiency, promoting fuel efficiency and lowering operational costs. Triton's strategic move extends beyond cars to heavy vehicles, specifically hydrogen-powered trucks manufactured in their Bhuj, Gujarat facility. The incorporation of hydrogen fuel cells and electric motors in these trucks enables enhanced performance and energy efficiency, positioning Triton as a pioneer in the heavy vehicle segment with hydrogen fuel capabilities. The development poses a challenge to established players like Tesla, offering a viable competitor by addressing the drawbacks of battery-powered electric vehicles. The hydrogen engine's shorter refueling time and longer range make it a promising option for heavy-duty and long-distance operations. Triton EV's open invitation to the industry emphasizes collaboration for widespread adoption of hydrogen engines in various vehicle models. The company's vision of reducing costs through scale economies showcases their commitment to promoting clean and sustainable transportation. This innovation marks a significant milestone in the Indian automobile sector, signaling a shift towards a greener future and potential disruptions in the EV market. In the face of climate change challenges, Triton's hydrogen engine represents a beacon of hope, driving the industry towards cleaner mobility and a more sustainable future.