South Korea's Ministry of Environment recently revealed its ambitious 2025 hydrogen vehicle subsidy plan, aiming to bolster the adoption of hydrogen vehicles in the country. The plan includes provisions to support the purchase of various types of hydrogen vehicles, including passenger cars, buses, trucks, and street-cleaning vehicles. It also details stricter guidelines for subsidies, emphasizing fuel cell output, range per charge, and the establishment of maintenance centers for hydrogen buses in different regions. The government allocated funds for the replacement of hydrogen fuel cells in buses, as well as the installation of new hydrogen refueling stations across the nation. Despite previous challenges in meeting adoption targets, the Ministry of Environment remains optimistic and committed to promoting hydrogen vehicles as part of South Korea's zero-emissions strategy. By enhancing subsidies, implementing stricter standards, and enhancing infrastructure, the government aims to bridge the gap between current adoption rates and its goals for hydrogen vehicle proliferation.