Tata Motors is actively pursuing sustainability initiatives and aims to achieve net zero emissions. The company presented three alternatives powered by hydrogen at the Investor Day 2024: hydrogen combustion through ICE, blended fuel engines with hydrogen and CNG, and hydrogen fuel cell technology. Last year, Tata Motors delivered hydrogen fuel cell-powered buses to Indian Oil Corp Ltd, with promising results. The company is heavily investing in R&D, with a 45.1% increase in spending to develop future-proof products like electric vehicles and hydrogen internal combustion engines. Tata Motors has also focused on reducing CO2 emissions, equivalent to planting 2.4 million trees, showcasing its environmental commitment. Their multipronged approach includes exploring CNG, LNG, green hydrogen, biofuels, and circularity principles. With a strong emphasis on circularity, Tata Motors has launched a 'TATVA' framework and vehicle scrappage facilities to enhance sustainability. Girish Wagh highlighted the company's progress towards net zero emissions and accelerated adoption of EVs and hydrogen-based vehicles. Tata Motors' initiatives reflect a positive shift towards greener and sustainable practices in the automotive industry.