Hyundai Accelerates Supply of Hydrogen City Buses Targeting 400 Units in Seoul
https://fuelcellsworks.com/2026/04/28/fuel-cells/hyundai-accelerates-supply-of-hydrogen-city-buses-targeting-400-units-in-seoulBy Fuel Cells Works
April 28, 2026 at 8:41 AM EDT
Hyundai Motor Co., Ltd. cooperates with major transportation companies and related operators in the metropolitan area to actively decarbonize the transportation sector.
Hyundai Motor Co., Ltd. signed a business agreement with Dowon Transportation, Samhwan Transportation, Sewoon Industrial, and Hyundai Motor Securities at the UX Studio Seoul located in the Gangnam-daero office building of Hyundai Motor Co., Ltd. on the 27th (Monday), and decided to promote the acceleration of the supply of hydrogen city buses in the metropolitan area.
On the day of the signing ceremony, key stakeholders such as Yeom Jae-seop, managing director of Hyundai Motor's domestic sales business, Kim Jung-hwan, CEO of Samhwan Transportation Han Kang-soo, CEO of Sewoon Industry Ahn Kwang-heon, and Yang Young-geun, Managing Director of Hyundai Motor Securities Planning and Finance Business Division, were present.
The business agreement aims to convert CNG charging stations in the metropolitan area into hydrogen charging stations, creating a foundation for the expansion of the supply of hydrogen city buses, and the introduction of 400 hydrogen-electric buses within five years on the metropolitan city bus routes operated by Dowon Transportation and Samhwan Transportation.
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