Hyundai Motor to introduce hydrogen fuel cell buses in Oman
SEOUL, Sept. 4 (Yonhap) -- Hyundai Motor Group said Friday it will introduce hyd...
Hyundai Motor Group announced plans to introduce hydrogen fuel cell buses and set up electric vehicle charging stations in Oman, in collaboration with the Omani government and local firms. The company inked memorandums of understanding with the transport ministry and local businesses during a ceremony in Salalah, marking their partnership to promote sustainable transportation.
Hyundai Motor will deploy Oman's inaugural hydrogen-powered city buses, while the group will assist in establishing rapid EV charging infrastructure. Oman's state-run transport company, Mwasalat, intends to create a green public transit route in Muscat, testing Hyundai's ELEC CITY fuel cell buses on a pilot service. Oman Oil Marketing Co., in partnership with Hyundai Kefico, will run 240-kilowatt ultra-fast EV chargers at a Halban gas station, with OOMCO assessing potential expansion after a six-month trial.
Hyundai Motor Group aims to broaden its green mobility offerings in Oman, moving beyond public transit to commercial and passenger vehicle sectors.
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