The article discusses the growing importance of electric vehicles (EVs) and the challenges related to their sustainability despite their environmental advantages. It highlights Fuel Cell Vehicles (FCVs) as a promising avenue for sustainable transportation due to their use of hydrogen, offering fast refueling times and long driving ranges. The Indian government's initiatives, such as the National Hydrogen Mission, demonstrate a commitment to promoting hydrogen-based technologies for clean transportation and energy storage. Researchers are exploring advanced materials and technologies to overcome challenges in storing hydrogen for fuel cell-powered bicycles, aiming to enhance safety, energy density, and efficiency. The focus on two and three-wheelers in the Indian automotive market, particularly for last-mile transportation, presents an opportunity for fuel cell technology to address mobility needs in urban and rural areas. Fuel cell bicycles powered by hydrogen offer eco-friendly and efficient transportation solutions, with potential applications in rural last-mile transportation. While current limitations exist, including high costs and infrastructure challenges, ongoing research and advancements in fuel cell technology are expected to make these bicycles more affordable and practical in the future.