Hyundai Donates Hydrogen Fuel Cell Support Bus to Korean Firefighters
Key Ideas
- Hyundai Motor Group donated a Hydrogen Fuel Cell Support Bus to the Korean National Fire Agency on Jeju Island to assist firefighters in recovering from extreme conditions.
- The innovative Support Bus emits pure water, operates silently, and offers various amenities like reclining seats and cooking area for optimal rest and revitalization.
- The vehicle is part of Hyundai's efforts to establish a hydrogen-based ecosystem, showcasing its commitment to sustainability and the development of a hydrogen society.
- Hyundai's hydrogen initiatives also include the deployment of XCIENT Fuel Cell heavy-duty trucks in multiple countries, demonstrating leadership in hydrogen technology.
Hyundai Motor Group has donated a unique Hydrogen Fuel Cell Support Bus to the Korean National Fire Agency on Jeju Island to aid firefighters in recovering from the challenging conditions they face during fire incidents. This Support Bus, based on the Hyundai Universe fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV), emits pure water and provides a quiet and vibration-free space for firefighters to rest and revitalize. Features include a meeting space, reclining seats, a cooking area, and equipment for cleaning gear. The vehicle operates using hydrogen and oxygen, producing electricity without carbon dioxide emissions. Deployed in Jeju Island, known for clean energy, the Support Bus aligns with Hyundai's focus on a hydrogen value chain and human-centric mobility. Hyundai's broader ambition for a hydrogen society is evident through its green hydrogen production complex on the island and the global deployment of XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks. These initiatives, along with leadership roles like the Hydrogen Council Co-Chair appointment, demonstrate Hyundai's commitment to advancing hydrogen technology and sustainability.