Volkswagen, a leading German car manufacturer, known for its automotive technology, has historically shown a lack of interest in hydrogen fuel cell technology. However, the company's stance seems to be shifting as it delves into hydrogen as an alternative to battery-electric vehicles (BEVs). Recently, Volkswagen filed a patent for a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle with an impressive 2,000 km driving range. The company is developing a hydrogen fuel cell stack in collaboration with Kraftwerk Tubes, utilizing a cost-effective and durable ceramic membrane. This move not only changes Volkswagen's narrative on hydrogen but also aims to revolutionize the hydrogen automaker industry by potentially offering more affordable solutions. Volkswagen's hydrogen initiative is part of its broader sustainability goals, including achieving carbon neutrality by 2040. While some scepticism remains within the company about hydrogen's practicality for passenger vehicles, the significant investment in hydrogen technology indicates an open-minded approach. Additionally, Volkswagen continues to emphasize its commitment to expanding its EV lineup while addressing the challenges in the global EV market. By adopting a two-pronged approach of investing in both EVs and hydrogen technology, Volkswagen demonstrates its strategy to adapt and thrive in the evolving automotive landscape.