NPO ATOR, a leader in supplying passenger cars and social transport, has introduced a new hydrogen tram in Changchun, China, designed with a stylish cafe theme. The tram, with roots in a 1941 Japanese model, went through a complete renovation at the CRRC facility, incorporating modern technology while preserving historical aesthetics. Powered by hydrogen, the tram is highly efficient, consuming minimal energy per kilometer and boasting an impressive travel range. The hydrogen storage system, provided by Guohong Hydrogen Energy, prioritizes safety and durability. Initially operating on a 300-meter tourist route, the tram is set for expansion to enhance Changchun's tourism offerings. The project signifies a blend of sustainability and tourism, showcasing how urban transportation can embrace renewable energy sources like hydrogen. With Changchun's commitment to innovation and eco-friendly practices, the hydrogen tram initiative emerges as a positive step towards a cleaner and more efficient urban transport system.