There is a certain social consensus, both in Europe and the United States, that the future of mobility lies in the electrification of cars, motorcycles, scooters, and bicycles. But for some time now, there has been a race in Korea and Japan to build an alternative to electric cars. Hyundai and Toyota, two global giants of the industry, have models that run on hydrogen fuel (the Hyundai Nexo and Toyota Mirai) and continue to advance in this relatively unknown field of innovation in Europe.

The Department of Education and Vocational Training has reached an agreement with Applus+ IDIADA to enhance teaching about hydrogen fuel cell vehicles among vocational training students at the Andreu Nin High School in El Vendrell. The agreement provides for the internationally renowned company in vehicle design, testing, and approval to provide specific training to the school's teachers to enhance content related to hydrogen cars, as well as the free provision of engines, vehicles, and other materials necessary for practical training with students.