The article discusses the growing interest in hydrogen as a fuel source for vehicles, contrasting the slower market penetration of electric vehicles running on batteries. Major automakers like BMW, Toyota, Honda, and Hyundai have already ventured into hydrogen-powered vehicles, with Rolls Royce also considering a hydrogen model. The focus shifts to the importance of infrastructure, with Swiss companies introducing innovative fueling stations. While the EU's ban on combustion engines remains uncertain, hydrogen emerges as a versatile option that can power both combustion engine-based cars and those using fuel cell technology. The article emphasizes the recent developments in hydrogen technology, including Hyundai's announcement of a hydrogen combustion engine and Rolls-Royce's exploration of hydrogen development. The spotlight is on Switzerland, where only 14 hydrogen fueling stations currently exist, but a new station in Lenzburg is making waves for its noise- and vibration-free operation, deemed suitable even for residential areas. The technology, developed with the contribution of GRZ Technologies, is praised for its flexibility in location choice and lack of additional soundproofing requirements. While the commercialization plans are still unclear, Messer Schweiz CEO Hans M. Kellner sees the new refueling station as a significant step towards sustainable mobility and highlights the pioneering role of Aargau in hydrogen technologies.