Chongqing, China, is taking significant steps to support the promotion and application of fuel cell vehicles through a new policy draft released by the Municipal Commission of Economy and Information Technology. The draft outlines various measures to incentivize the development of hydrogen infrastructure and fuel cell automotive industry in the city. Subsidies for hydrogen refueling station construction and operation are key components of the policy, aiming to boost the availability and affordability of hydrogen fuel. Additionally, R&D rewards are set to encourage the production of new hydrogen fuel cell vehicle models, aligning with the city's vision for a sustainable transportation future. Chongqing's support extends to traffic convenience, exempting specific fuel cell vehicles from urban truck traffic restrictions, and peak-hour bridge and tunnel regulations. The draft policy also highlights the importance of innovation in business models to further drive the adoption of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and support relevant enterprises. By aligning with long-term plans for the hydrogen energy industry and emphasizing the development of a world-class intelligent connected NEV industrial cluster, Chongqing's initiative demonstrates a positive sentiment towards hydrogen as a key component of its sustainable transportation strategy.