Woojin Industrial Systems, led by Vice President Kim Kwang-seok, is making strides in the realm of hydrogen vehicles with the introduction of the Apollo 1100 H2, an 11-metre hydrogen bus. The company's innovative approach involves modifying the existing Apollo 1100 battery electric bus to run on hydrogen, offering a substantial range of 412 km. By utilizing aluminium in the bus body and local part production, Woojin aims to optimize weight and efficiency. The establishment of a hydrogen vehicle task force within the EV division underscores the company's commitment to sustainable transportation solutions. The upcoming hydrogen bus production line in Gimcheon signifies a significant investment of 40 billion won to meet the projected annual output of 1,500 vehicles, catering to the rising demand for both battery-electric and hydrogen buses. The company's strategic plan to supply 40 units of the Apollo 1100 H2 to transportation operators in Incheon demonstrates its readiness to contribute to the expanding hydrogen vehicle market. South Korea's ambitious target of 300,000 hydrogen vehicles by 2030 reflects a national strategy to drive carbon neutrality, with hydrogen playing a pivotal role in transforming the transport industry towards sustainability.