Tata Motors, under the leadership of Girish Wagh, is strategically positioning itself for a future dominated by intelligent, connected, and software-driven commercial vehicles. The company is actively investing in Software-Defined Vehicles (SDVs), artificial intelligence (AI), and alternate fuel technologies to cater to the specific needs of the Indian market. By piloting AI-based initiatives such as predictive maintenance and real-time fleet insights, Tata Motors aims to enhance its operational efficiency and customer experience. Tata Motors recently achieved a significant milestone by unveiling India’s first Hydrogen-powered Internal Combustion Engine (H2ICE) truck, demonstrating its commitment to clean mobility solutions and alternative powertrains. The company is also focusing on a multi-fuel strategy that includes electric vehicles (EVs), compressed natural gas (CNG), liquefied natural gas (LNG), and hydrogen, providing customers with a range of sustainable options. Moreover, Tata Motors is making strides in the field of smart city mobility, having deployed over 3,600 electric buses with impressive uptime. They are also progressing well towards their sustainability targets, with a significant portion of their commercial vehicle operations powered by renewable electricity and a notable reduction in Scope 3 emissions. As the commercial vehicle industry rapidly transitions towards intelligent, low-emission solutions, Tata Motors is leveraging its product strategy and digital capabilities to lead the transformation. By embracing SDVs, AI technologies, and alternate powertrains, Tata Motors is staying ahead of the curve and driving a sustainable agenda.