The logistics industry is experiencing a transformation with hydrogen fuel emerging as a promising clean energy solution for long-distance freight, particularly in India. Diesel trucks, major contributors to global CO2 emissions, are being replaced by hydrogen-fueled trucks due to stricter emission regulations and the need to reduce carbon footprints. The article highlights the benefits of hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles, such as zero emissions, long ranges, and quick refueling times, making them a competitive alternative to diesel trucks. With advancements in green hydrogen production and infrastructure development like hydrogen refueling networks, hydrogen-powered trucks are gaining momentum globally. Policy support from initiatives like tax credits and investment schemes is accelerating the adoption of hydrogen technologies. While the global outlook on hydrogen for freight is positive, India faces challenges related to infrastructure limitations, including the absence of a national hydrogen refueling network and high green hydrogen prices. The article emphasizes the need for addressing these challenges to make the transition to hydrogen-powered trucks viable in India. Despite the hurdles, the high energy density and zero emissions of hydrogen fuel present a compelling solution for heavy-duty transport, driving the industry towards a more sustainable and efficient future.