The automotive sector in India, the world's third-largest, is embracing a shift towards electrification and alternative fuels to align with global efforts for sustainability. With the industry contributing significantly to the country's GDP and employment, the focus is on transitioning from conventional internal combustion engines to electric vehicles (EVs) and other eco-friendly options. The Indian government is driving this shift by offering incentives and support for EV adoption, alongside exploring technologies like hydrogen fuel cell EVs (FCEVs) through initiatives such as the National Green Hydrogen Mission. While EVs remain prominent, there is acknowledgment for the coexistence of various powertrain solutions like CNG, hybrid, and flex fuel to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Collaboration among stakeholders is highlighted as essential to build a robust ecosystem encompassing vehicle technology, infrastructure development, and policy frameworks. Hyundai Motor India Ltd. is committed to sustainable mobility by leveraging global technology expertise to meet the evolving mobility needs of consumers.