At InnoTrans 2024, a South Korean manufacturer introduced its first hydrogen-powered tram, marking a significant milestone in the realm of urban transport. The development project, amounting to 42.2 billion won (around 31.1 million dollars), showcases the company's commitment to embracing environmentally friendly technologies. The tram, equipped with hydrogen fuel cells totaling 90 kW in capacity, is set to be delivered to the city of Daejeon as part of a 34-unit contract. Scheduled for commissioning in late 2028, the low-floor tram boasts a range exceeding 150 kilometers in its basic version, with an extended range of over 200 kilometers for the taller variant. Experts from NIAS, present at the exhibition, highlighted the tram's sensor system designed to aid the driver during operations. This unveiling not only signifies a leap in sustainable urban transport but also underscores South Korea's dedication to innovation and reducing the carbon footprint in the transport sector. The hydrogen tram's debut at InnoTrans 2024 paves the way for a greener future in railway technology and urban mobility.