Hong Kong’s first hydrogen bus hits the road


Hong Kong's first hydrogen-powered double-decker makes its debut in Kai Tak on Feb 25, 2024. - China Daily/ANN

HONG KONG: The first hydrogen double-decker in Hong Kong rolled out and plied its initial route on Sunday (Feb 25), marking a major development in the city’s public transportation as it adopts zero-emission technology.

Operating from Citybus’ West Kowloon Depot - which has Hong Kong’s first hydrogen refueling station - the hydrogen bus made its debut at 11am on route 20 and took to the road with customers on board.

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