Hyundai Motor Company has successfully concluded a strategic initiative in Saudi Arabia to evaluate hydrogen-based mobility, marking a significant milestone in the Kingdom's journey toward sustainable transport. The two-month trial of the Hyundai Universe Fuel Cell Coach Bus in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province aimed to assess the feasibility and performance of hydrogen-powered transportation. Hyundai Motor collaborated with Saudi Transport General Authority, Saudi Public Transport Company, Almajdouie Motors Company, Air Products Qudra, Abdullah Hashim Gases, and Aramco for this project. The collaboration involved supplying the advanced hydrogen fuel cell bus, managing hydrogen supply, providing fueling infrastructure, and overseeing trial operations. The initiative received positive feedback from Bryan Park, head of Hyundai Motor Company Middle East and Africa headquarters, who emphasized the role of hydrogen technologies in advancing carbon neutrality and sustainability. The Vice Minister of Transport and Logistic Services highlighted the trial's contribution to reducing carbon emissions, in line with the National Transport and Logistics Strategy. The completion of the trial reaffirms Hyundai's commitment to sustainable mobility in the Middle East and showcases the company's efforts in promoting clean energy solutions. The project aligns with Saudi Vision 2030 and the Ministry of Energy's objectives for sustainable energy solutions, emphasizing the importance of adopting modern technologies for environmental protection and reduced carbon emissions.