Hyundai Motor has demonstrated its commitment to supporting emergency response efforts by donating a hydrogen fuel-cell electric bus to the Jeju Fire Station. The bus, equipped with rest-facilitating furnishings, aims to provide firefighters with a comfortable space during rescue missions and disaster scenes. This generous donation is part of Hyundai's larger initiative to provide specially-made vehicles to fire stations across South Korea, with a total of eight vehicles already donated. The ceremony, attended by Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Euisun Chung and other officials, emphasized the importance of prioritizing the safety and well-being of firefighters. The unique features of the hydrogen bus make it a valuable asset for Jeju, given the region's focus on clean energy and carbon neutrality. Furthermore, the vehicle's custom design reflects the input and needs of frontline firefighters, ensuring optimal functionality during rescue operations. Euisun Chung highlighted Jeju's interest in hydrogen technology and clean energy, indicating that the island is a fitting location for such innovative initiatives. As Hyundai continues to expand its support for hydrogen projects, the goal is to establish hydrogen as the main energy source in Jeju in the future. This donation not only benefits the Jeju Fire Station but also serves as a stepping stone towards promoting eco-friendly mobility solutions and enhancing emergency response capabilities nationwide.