It’s about testing whether hydrogen trucks and buses can actually work on Indian roads. 70 vehicles (27 buses, 43 trucks) across 21 routes, 16 refuelling stations; all in real-world conditions. The goal? Figure out if hydrogen can survive outside labs. If it does, this could reshape logistics, public transport, and even how we think about clean energy in India. The real kicker? This isn’t just about green tech; it’s about making hydrogen economically viable. No hype. No promises. Just data, real roads, real fuel, real costs. That’s how change actually happens.