Hyundai to Deliver 480 Hydrogen Buses by 2032 Under New MoU
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Hyundai Motor Company is partnering with Sunjin Group, which plans to introduce 480 hydrogen buses, to convert bus depots into hydrogen refueling stations. The plan is to accelerate the transition to hydrogen vehicles on major bus routes in the Seoul metropolitan area by expanding charging infrastructure centered around bus depots, which is considered a key factor in the widespread adoption of hydrogen buses. Hyundai Motor Company is [located] a…
South Korea More Interested in Hydrogen Cars Than Electric Sunjin, which currently operates about 1,700 buses, plans to operate...
Sunjin, which operates around 1,700 buses, plans to put 480 hydrogen buses into service by 2032 and convert CNG depots in Gimpo and Paju into hydrogen stations. Toyota will showcase the world's first hydrogen-powered supercar. Germany and Japan are collaborating on the development of hydrogen-powered vehicles. Daimler Buses is partnering with FEV to launch the first hydrogen-powered Setra prototype.
[Digital Daily Reporter Yoon Seo-yeon] Hyundai Motor Company is accelerating the expansion of hydrogen bus deployment in the Seoul metropolitan area. The company plans to go beyond simply supplying vehicles to major transportation companies and secure the necessary infrastructure for hydrogen bus operations by linking this with the construction of charging stations within bus depots. Hyundai Motor announced on the 16th that it signed a multilat…
Hyundai Motor Company is expanding the supply of hydrogen buses in cooperation with major domestic transportation companies, hydrogen charging operators, and related organizations.
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