In an exciting development in China, Dongfeng Nissan's brand Venucia has launched the V-Online Qing Jing FCV, a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, in the Huadu district of Guangzhou city. The commercial pilot operation started in 2024 and is expected to last 35 months. The Qing Jing is being utilized as an official vehicle for government agencies and as a shuttle service for businesses and the community during its pilot phase, demonstrating its environmental friendliness and efficiency. The vehicle boasts a price of ¥998,800 (around $137,000) and features quick hydrogen refueling in just five minutes, a range of 310 miles, and an intelligent control system for seamless transitions and low energy consumption. Additionally, the hydrogen-electric dual-drive system allows the Qing Jing to cover 74.5 miles per kilogram of hydrogen fuel. China's focus on hydrogen is further exemplified by other automakers like GAC, Haima, SAIC Motor, and Great Wall Motors venturing into hydrogen technology, with plans for hydrogen models and collaborations with leading manufacturers. The country's ambitious investment in hydrogen plants, including a state-of-the-art facility in Xinjiang, highlights its commitment to decarbonization and innovation in the transport sector. China's drive towards hydrogen power is setting a groundbreaking example for global sustainable transportation initiatives.