Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, in collaboration with Toyota Motor Corporation and other entities, has actively participated in the second hydrogen fuel cell bus trial that took place in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. The initiative, led by the Royal Commission for Makkah City and Holy Sites along with the Ministry of Energy, marks a significant development for green mobility in the region. The trial involved the deployment of the Caetano H2.City Gold bus, which is powered by Toyota's own emissions-free hydrogen fuel cell stack and offers 400 km of autonomy after a quick refuel of under 10 minutes. This advancement makes it a practical choice for commercial buses with high operating rates, contributing to the reduction of the environmental footprint of city buses. The project was supported by specialized training provided by Abdul Latif Jameel Motors to ensure the safe operation and handling of hydrogen technology, emphasizing the importance of safety for all involved teams. This initiative aligns with Toyota's multi-pathway approach to achieving carbon neutrality, which includes offering diverse sustainable mobility options such as FCEVs, HEVs, PHEVs, and BEVs. Mazin Ghazi Jameel, the Managing Director of Toyota Marketing Operations at Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, expressed pride in supporting this trial in Makkah, highlighting the significance of the city and the commitment to promoting fuel cell technology in Saudi Arabia. The effort demonstrates a strong dedication to sustainable mobility, in line with Saudi Vision 2030 and Toyota's goal of carbon neutrality through environmentally friendly vehicles.