The Saudi Transport Authority, Abdullah Hashim Industrial Gases & Equipment, Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, and Toyota Motor Corporation have collaborated to launch a pioneering seven-day trial of the Toyota Mirai, a cutting-edge hydrogen-powered fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV), as part of a taxi fleet in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This trial is a significant step towards evaluating hydrogen as a zero-emission fuel source for the country's public transportation system, in line with Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 for sustainability and economic diversification. The agreement between Abdul Latif Jameel Motors and AHG aims to pave the way for future carbon-neutral transportation solutions, with support from Toyota Motor Corporation's technical expertise and mobility solutions. The trial will assess the Toyota Mirai's performance, fuel efficiency, driving range, and CO2 emission savings compared to conventional vehicles, providing valuable insights for the integration of zero-emission technologies to achieve carbon neutrality in the transportation sector. Stakeholders such as the Transport General Authority and Abdullah Hashim Industrial Gases & Equipment have expressed commitment to promoting sustainable vehicle technologies and reducing carbon emissions, supporting Saudi Arabia's environmental preservation efforts. Toyota Motor Corporation's representatives have emphasized their pride in driving the adoption of sustainable mobility solutions in the Kingdom and contributing to the development of a hydrogen energy industry. By supporting the trial, Toyota continues to play a key role in Saudi Arabia's carbon neutrality goals and the advancement of hydrogen-powered vehicles in major cities, furthering the country's sustainable transportation objectives.