Correct answer: (c) All the three
Explanation
- A
Only one
Only one. Battery-electric and hydrogen fuel-cell are both alternative powertrains, so the count is not one.
- B
Only two
Only two. That drops the fuel-cell-electric hybrid, which the official key counts as a third listed type.
- C
All the three
All the three. A full BEV, a hydrogen FCEV, and a fuel-cell-electric hybrid are all treated as alternative powertrain vehicles on this paper.
- D
None
None. These are electric-traction architectures, not a conventional ICE-only driveline.
Summary. Official Set A key is (c) all three. An alternative powertrain here means propulsion other than a plain internal-combustion driveline. A full battery-electric vehicle stores electricity and drives a motor. A hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle makes electricity on board and also drives a motor. A fuel-cell-electric hybrid still uses a fuel cell, with a battery buffer; UPSC counts it as a third listed type, not as a mere footnote to FCEV. So I, II and III are all in. (a) under-counts; (b) is the coaching split that treats the hybrid as a variant; (d) empties the list.