South Korean capital city signs deal for 1,300 new hydrogen buses by 2026, says Hyundai

The national government has promised financial support for the Seoul programme, while the Korean automaker and project partner SK publicly disagree on what was agreed

Deal signatories pose for a photo in front of a Hyundai hydrogen bus in Seoul. From left: SK E&S CEO Choo Hyung-wook, environment minister Han Hwa-jin, Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, Hyundai president Jang Jae-hoon, and T-map Mobility president Lee Jong-ho.
Deal signatories pose for a photo in front of a Hyundai hydrogen bus in Seoul. From left: SK E&S CEO Choo Hyung-wook, environment minister Han Hwa-jin, Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon, Hyundai president Jang Jae-hoon, and T-map Mobility president Lee Jong-ho.Photo: Hyundai
Published 7 June 2023, 10:53Updated 7 June 2023, 10:53
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