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Hydrogen vehicles: India ramps up green hydrogen infrastructure for buses and trucks

The article is largely grounded in official Indian government information and a September 2026 report, but it combines verified pilot facts with unsupported or overstated details. The core figures—37 initial vehicles, 9 stations, 10 routes, ₹496 crore mobility funding, ₹19,744 crore mission outlay, 70 sanctioned vehicles, and 45–50 vehicles entering trials by year-end 2026—are substantially supported. However, the claimed 16 stations across 21 routes, specific partner roles, selected-state rationale, detailed evaluation criteria, and several projected outcomes are not independently verified. The information is current: key expansion claims were reported within the last two weeks.

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