Due to rising emission levels and increasing prices of petroleum, along with its limited availability, there has been a growing demand for zero-emission alternative fuel vehicles. The governments of several countries are taking initiatives to promote clean sources of energy by instituting stringent emission norms and providing subsidies and tax benefits for the early adoption of EVs and other low-emission vehicles to help meet these stringent emission regulations. Along with better electric and hybrid electric vehicles, various car manufacturers are now focusing developing and promoting of fuel-cell vehicles, as they are considered “zero-emission vehicles.” Toyota (Japan), Hyundai (South Korea), Honda (Japan), and Daimler (Germany) are key OEMs in the automotive fuel cell market. Some other top vehicle manufacturers like Ford (US), Volkswagen (Germany), Nissan (Japan), etc., have also been showing interest in these vehicles.

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