Hyundai Motor Group has donated a specially equipped Hydrogen Fuel Cell Support Bus to the Korean National Fire Agency, aimed at providing firefighters with a dedicated location to recover from the harsh conditions they face while battling fires. The bus, based on the Hyundai Universe fuel cell electric vehicle, offers a unique space for firefighters to recuperate during large-scale fire incidents, emitting only pure water through its hydrogen fuel cell. The donation was marked by a campaign video narrated by a Korean-American firefighter, emphasizing the bus's role in improving working conditions and supporting firefighter well-being. The Support Bus features various amenities to enhance the recovery environment, including a communal meeting space, premium seats, cooking area, air tent, and equipment cleaning facilities. Deployed on Jeju Island in Korea, known for its clean energy initiatives, the bus exemplifies Hyundai's commitment to a hydrogen-based ecosystem and sustainable mobility solutions. It is fueled by green hydrogen produced locally, showcasing the brand's dedication to the energy transition. Additionally, Hyundai's XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks, operational in multiple countries, demonstrate the Group's advancements in hydrogen technology. The appointment of Hyundai's CEO as Hydrogen Council Co-Chair further solidifies the company's leadership in the hydrogen sector. This initiative not only supports firefighters but also contributes to the broader goal of establishing a hydrogen society, emphasizing Hyundai's human-centric approach to innovation and mobility services.