In a significant step towards India's net-zero emissions goal by 2070, Tata Motors has launched trials for hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks, marking a milestone in the country's transportation sector. The 24-month trial involves deploying 16 advanced vehicles with varying configurations on key freight routes. Supported by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy's funding under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, the initiative aims to evaluate the commercial feasibility of hydrogen trucks for long-haulage and develop necessary infrastructure. Government officials, including the Union Ministers of Road Transport and Highways and New and Renewable Energy, lauded Tata Motors for its pioneering efforts in sustainable mobility and energy self-reliance. The hydrogen trucks, equipped with hydrogen internal combustion engines and fuel cell technologies, promise ranges of 300-500 km, emphasizing sustainability, efficiency, and driver comfort. Tata Motors' comprehensive approach to hydrogen mobility aims to set new standards in the industry while contributing to India's energy independence and global climate objectives.