The Hyundai Motor Group has donated a Hydrogen Fuel Cell Support Bus to the Korean National Fire Agency, designed with inputs from Korean firefighters. The bus, based on the Hyundai Universe Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle, offers unique features such as a communal meeting space, reclining seats, and a compact cooking area to support firefighters during recovery. It also includes tools like high-pressure air and water guns for equipment maintenance. The vehicle's fuel cell, powered by hydrogen and oxygen, ensures zero carbon dioxide emissions while providing essential functions like air-conditioning and heating. Deployed on Jeju Island, Korea, the support bus showcases Hyundai's commitment to the hydrogen value chain and a human-centric approach to mobility services. An accompanying campaign video, narrated by Korean-American firefighter Peter Lee, highlights the vehicle's significance in improving conditions for firefighters. The video underscores the risks firefighters face and the importance of supporting their recovery during intense firefighting situations. The Hyundai Motor Group's donation aims to contribute to humanity's progress by prioritizing the well-being of firefighters.