The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways in India has proposed a distinctive visual identity for hydrogen fuel-operated vehicles, introducing a color scheme for registration plates that includes green, blue, yellow, and white colors. Private and commercial hydrogen-powered vehicles will have specific color combinations for their number plates to differentiate them from other vehicles. The move is part of India's multi-fuel strategy to decarbonize the transportation sector, with a focus on hydrogen as a clean and efficient alternative for long-distance truck and bus applications. The higher energy density and lighter storage requirements of hydrogen make it an attractive option compared to batteries. Hydrogen Internal Combustion Engines (ICEs) are expected to have faster adoption rates due to lower barriers to entry compared to hydrogen fuel cells. Indian automakers like Tata Motors, Ashok Leyland, and Olectra Greentech are actively developing hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, while oil companies such as Reliance Industries, BPCL, and HPCL are supporting pilot projects to establish refueling infrastructure along key freight corridors. The government aims to have over 1,000 hydrogen-powered trucks and buses on Indian roads by the end of the decade, with initial deployments expected this year. The country has also implemented color-coded number plates for electric vehicles and other vehicle categories to distinguish them, with a focus on promoting green transportation solutions.