Hyundai Motor India has announced a partnership with Indian Oil Corporation to investigate the feasibility of mass adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles in India. The collaboration involves a two-year trial period during which a Hyundai NEXO Hydrogen FCEV will undergo real-world testing on Indian roads, covering 40,000 km. This initiative includes a comprehensive Total Cost of Ownership assessment to understand the economic and environmental advantages of transitioning to hydrogen-powered vehicles in the Indian market. Hyundai's Managing Director expressed optimism about combining hydrogen fuel cell technology with Indian knowledge to make green hydrogen more accessible, affordable, and sustainable. Indian Oil Corporation emphasized the importance of hydrogen fuel in India's clean energy plans and highlighted the potential of fuel cell technology in achieving carbon neutrality. The collaboration between Hyundai and IndianOil aims to drive research and development in fuel cell technology to promote a greener mobility ecosystem. Additionally, Hyundai is working on establishing a 'Hydrogen Innovation Centre' in partnership with the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, offering a platform for startups and original equipment manufacturers to test their components and enhance quality standards.