Metrobus, a subsidiary of Go-Ahead, has announced a brand refresh that will see new designs and hydrogen buses introduced to its fleet in various regions like West Sussex, East Sussex, Kent, and Surrey. The company's new branding will align the Fastway hydrogen buses with the overall Metrobus brand, emphasizing sustainability and a greener future. The new livery, inspired by the hydrogen branding, aims to unify the liveries and move closer to achieving net zero targets. As part of this initiative, Metrobus will introduce 34 new hydrogen buses, with 12 dedicated to the Fastway route 100. The company plans to continue rolling out these hydrogen buses alongside the brand refresh in the coming years, including the addition of 11 new double deck hydrogen buses. The brand update will also involve refreshing the company logo with a more impactful font and incorporating the livery colors. Ed Wills, the Managing Director at Metrobus, highlighted the significance of the new branding in reflecting the company's commitment to sustainable travel and its efforts towards achieving net zero targets. By investing in hydrogen technology and updating their visual identity, Metrobus aims to make a visual statement about their dedication to a greener future and bringing more benefits to local communities.