Vauxhall is set to revolutionize the commercial vehicle market by introducing the Vauxhall Movano Hydrogen, the first hydrogen-powered van to be widely available in the UK. Based on the existing Movano Electric model, the Movano Hydrogen utilizes hydrogen fuel cells instead of traditional batteries, offering a range of 311 miles and a swift 5-minute refueling time. The van retains similar cargo space and performance to its electric counterpart, making it a promising alternative for businesses and fleets. The UK's hydrogen infrastructure is also expanding, with British start-up Element 2 planning to open additional filling stations in 2025, primarily targeting locations near truck stops. This development aligns with the increasing interest in hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles, as seen with the upcoming Movano Hydrogen release. Advocates of hydrogen vehicles highlight the abundance of hydrogen as a sustainable alternative to battery production and commend the quick refueling process and the vehicles' ability to clean the air as they operate. However, critics point out the environmental impacts of hydrogen production and distribution, as well as the challenges of storing hydrogen at high pressures. While the pricing for the Movano Hydrogen is not yet disclosed, it is anticipated to exceed the cost of the electric version. Vauxhall's move to provide both hydrogen and electric van options reflects their commitment to offering diverse zero-emission solutions to cater to varying operational needs. Despite the dominance of battery electric vehicles in the market, the introduction of the Movano Hydrogen signals an important step towards a greener future in the commercial vehicle sector.