FuelCellsWorks, a professional platform for the hydrogen and fuel cell sector, analyzed in an article that the successful rollout carries dual significance: it consolidates TAM's position as a European hub for specialty vehicles and new energy manufacturing, while also exemplifying the deep integration and synergy between Chinese capital and European industrial capabilities in green technology.

Some hydrogen fuel cell buses have entered operation in Seoul and Vienna. Li said, "Our brand recognition is growing steadily, with customers now across Europe, Africa, and the Middle East."

At present, the company employs nearly 200 local workers. It regularly sends local employees to its plant in China to learn new technologies, while Chinese technicians also visit the Slovenian plant to provide on-site guidance.

"This is not only the success of a company but also a testament to win-win cooperation in green development," Li added.