Hyundai Motor to introduce hydrogen fuel cell buses in Oman
Hyundai Motor Group said Friday it will introduce hydrogen fuel cell buses and build electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in Oman in partnership with the Omani government and local companies. The automotive group signed memorandums of understanding (MOUs) with Oman's transport ministry and local companies to cooperate on sustainable mobility solutions during a ceremony at the Sultan…
Hyundai Motor Group announced plans to introduce hydrogen fuel cell buses and build electric vehicle charging stations in Oman, in collaboration with the Omani government and local businesses. The company signed memorandums of understanding with Oman's transport ministry and other local firms during a ceremony held at the Sultan Qaboos Cultural Complex in Salalah.
Hyundai will be the first to operate hydrogen-powered buses in Oman, while the group will also assist in establishing fast-charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. Oman's state-run transportation company, Mwasalat, intends to create an environmentally friendly public transit route in Muscat and run a pilot hydrogen fuel cell bus service for passengers.
Oman Oil Marketing Co. will manage 240-kilowatt ultra-fast EV chargers supplied by Hyundai Kefico at a gas station in Halban. Following a six-month trial, the company will decide whether to expand its EV charging network. Hyundai Motor Group aims to promote sustainable mobility solutions in Oman.
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