Shanghai has introduced hydrogen bicycles as a new mode of transportation, part of China's growing investment in hydrogen vehicles. Various regions in China are promoting hydrogen-powered trucks, buses, and passenger vehicles. The country's energy strategy, driven by concerns over imported oil and energy security, includes subsidies for hydrogen vehicles and infrastructure development. In addition to hydrogen, China has also focused on methanol vehicles to diversify energy sources and reduce carbon emissions. Chinese companies and regions are offering substantial subsidies to encourage the adoption of alternative fuel vehicles. China's achievement in NEVs, including lithium, hydrogen, and methanol energy industries, has significantly reduced oil consumption. The country aims to reduce its reliance on imported oil by supporting multiple types of new-energy vehicles. Efforts are also being made to expand domestic oil production, particularly in offshore reserves, to enhance energy security and reduce dependence on foreign oil sources.