Hydrogen　fuel　cell　vehicles　(HFCVs)　represent　an　eco-friendly　means　of　transportation,　acknowledged　for　their　potential　to　curtail　gasoline　consumption,　mitigating　greenhouse　gas　emissions　and　air　pollution.　The　conjoint　analysis　approach　is　employed　in　this　paper　to　comprehend　consumers　preferences　for　HFCVs　across　multiple　Chinese　cities.　Through　an　online　survey　questionnaire,　car　usage　and　transport　policy　attributes　are　identified　as　crucial　factors　to　establish　choice　preference　models.　Results　indicate　the　pivotal　role　of　purchase　price　and　cruising　range　as　the　most　influential　attributes　shaping　consumer　preferences　for　HFCVs,　with　rankings　varying　by　geographical　location.　Market　share　insights　and　simulation　analysis　confirms　the　significance　of　attributes　and　describes　the　impact　of　cross-changes　on　HFCV　choice　behaviors.　These　findings　offer　crucial　insights　for　automakers　and　policymakers,　outlining　priorities　and　optimal　policy　combination　when　introducing　HFCVs　in　multiple　Chinese　cities.