The global fuel cell vehicle (FCV) market is experiencing rapid growth propelled by advancements in clean energy technologies, supportive government regulations favoring zero-emission vehicles, and a rising demand for sustainable transportation options. FCVs utilize hydrogen to produce electricity, emitting only water vapor as a byproduct, making them environmentally friendly. The market size, currently valued at around USD 1.94 billion, is forecasted to expand at a CAGR of 34% from 2025 to 2032, with an anticipated value of USD 27.07 billion by 2032. Factors fueling this growth include government incentives, environmental consciousness driving sustainable choices, technological progress enhancing FCV efficiency and affordability, expansion of hydrogen infrastructure, and growing consumer preference for eco-friendly transportation. Market segments encompass passenger vehicles, commercial vehicles like buses and trucks, and applications in marine and rail transport. Passenger vehicles from automakers such as Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai offer extended driving ranges and quick refueling, appealing to daily commuters and long-distance travelers. Public transportation is embracing fuel cell buses and trains for emission reduction, while private transportation sees a rise in hydrogen-powered cars for personal use. Logistics and freight sectors are also adopting hydrogen-powered trucks for cleaner operations. The positive sentiment towards FCVs stems from their emission-free operation, performance parity with traditional vehicles, notable range, and their role in mitigating air pollution and supporting sustainability goals.