Tata Motors in India has initiated trials for hydrogen-powered heavy-duty trucks, including Tata Prima models with H2-ICE and FCEV technologies. These trials, launched by government officials and funded under the National Green Hydrogen Mission, aim to assess the commercial viability of hydrogen vehicles and the necessary infrastructure. Over 24 months, 16 trucks will operate in major freight corridors like Mumbai and Delhi-NCR. Union Minister Gadkari praised Tata Motors for advancing sustainable mobility, while Minister Joshi emphasized hydrogen's role in India's green future. Tata Motors' Executive Director highlighted the company's commitment to innovation and nation-building through clean energy solutions. The trucks offer advanced safety features, an operational range of 300-500 km, and aim to enhance driver comfort and productivity. Tata Motors has also deployed 15 hydrogen-powered FCEV buses to reduce carbon emissions in the transport sector.