Shanghai has rolled out hydrogen bicycles, a new mode of transportation powered by hydrogen, marking China's foray into hydrogen technology. This initiative is part of a broader movement across China to promote hydrogen vehicles, including trucks, buses, and cars. Various regions have introduced policies like toll exemptions and subsidies to boost the hydrogen vehicle industry. China's energy strategy focuses on reducing reliance on imported oil by transitioning to new-energy vehicles, encompassing EVs, hydrogen vehicles, and methanol vehicles. The country has made substantial progress in the lithium, hydrogen, and methanol energy sectors, with over 60% of global EV production and sales in 2023 attributed to China. The shift towards green transportation has led to a significant decline in oil consumption, with prospects to further reduce oil demand by over 200 million tonnes annually. China's efforts in promoting green transportation not only impact domestic oil consumption but also have global implications in reshaping energy markets.