Hyundai Motor has made a significant move in the realm of clean mobility by launching its hydrogen-powered electric bus, the Elec City FC12, in Europe for the first time. This initiative, in partnership with Wiener Linien, Vienna’s public transport operator, marks a pivotal moment in Hyundai's global clean mobility strategy. The pilot operation of the hydrogen bus in Vienna, Austria, signifies a step towards sustainable transport solutions, with plans for testing and evaluation over the next three years. Developed through a collaboration between Hyundai Motor and TAM-Europe, the Elec City FC12 bus features an all-new chassis with a state-of-the-art hydrogen tank system, meeting EU regulations for design, safety, and performance. The successful trial in Vienna is a prelude to mass production, slated to commence in 2026, as part of Hyundai's long-term vision for the European market. The introduction of the hydrogen bus sets a new standard for sustainable urban mobility, with Gudrun Senk of Wiener Linien emphasizing its significance. Hyundai aims to leverage the insights gained from the Vienna pilot to accelerate the deployment of hydrogen buses throughout Europe, consolidating its position in the eco-friendly commercial vehicle segment. TAM-Europe's involvement underscores its reputation for manufacturing green transport solutions, including airport buses and hydrogen vehicles, aligning with Europe's green transport initiatives and contributing to a cleaner future.