Tata Motors, in collaboration with Tata Cummins Private Limited, is gearing up to introduce hydrogen-powered buses in India, with engines produced at the Tata Cummins plant in Jamshedpur. The company has confirmed that trials for these eco-friendly buses will start soon, leading up to the official launch of hydrogen-powered trucks in March 2025. This initiative reflects Tata Motors' commitment to sustainable mobility in line with India's green energy goals. During the Bharat Mobility Global Expo 2025, Tata Motors exhibited its hydrogen internal combustion engine technology, marking a notable advancement in eco-friendly solutions. The hydrogen buses will initially operate on routes between Jamshedpur and Kalinganagar, expanding to routes like Mumbai-Pune and Mumbai-Ahmedabad. The company spokesperson emphasized that besides enhancing travel experiences, these vehicles will also contribute to a healthier environment by reducing emissions. Tata Cummins Private Limited, through its subsidiary Green Energy Solutions, has been actively developing low and zero-emission propulsion technologies since March 2023, with a focus on enhancing sustainability. The hydrogen-powered engines are specifically designed to lower greenhouse gas emissions and enhance air quality in the regions they operate. The announcement has garnered positive reactions from residents and environmentalists, who view this as a transformative step towards decreasing the environmental impact of public transportation. Arjun Mishra, an environmental activist, praised the move, recognizing its potential to reduce the carbon footprint associated with commuting.