The U.S. Green Hydrogen Market for Mobility is witnessing a surge in momentum, attributed to federal policy backing and increasing investments in hydrogen infrastructure. The Inflation Reduction Act and other incentives are driving the growth of hydrogen fueling stations. The 2025 report highlights the adoption trends in various sectors like passenger FCEVs, trucks, buses, marine, and aviation applications. Significant progress in electrolyzer technologies, especially PEM and alkaline types, is enabling efficient green hydrogen production from renewable sources such as wind and solar. Major industry players like Plug Power, Cummins, Linde, Air Liquide, and Bloom Energy are actively contributing to the establishment of a scalable hydrogen mobility ecosystem. Despite existing infrastructure gaps, the deployment of commercial fleets and the development of regional hydrogen hubs are poised to hasten the adoption of green hydrogen technologies until the early 2030s. Policy measures and the creation of regional hydrogen hubs are expected to drive down green hydrogen costs, enhancing its competitiveness with traditional fuels. The industry projects that by the early 2030s, large-scale projects in regions abundant in wind and solar energy will deliver cost-effective green hydrogen, supporting the growth of a robust ecosystem catering to various mobility applications like rail, marine, and aviation. The segmentation by application includes passenger FCEVs, commercial FCEVs for trucks and buses, confined space equipment like forklifts, hydrogen locomotives, marine vessels, and aviation vehicles, all contributing to the diverse implementation of green hydrogen in different transportation sectors.