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Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Corporation, based in Newnan, Georgia, unveiled its innovative DRIVE H2 hydrogen-powered golf car and two power-assisted e-bikes at the RayDay Celebration in Serenbe, Georgia. The DRIVE H2 prototype is equipped with two high-pressure hydrogen tanks and a specially designed combustion engine, achieving the efficiency of traditional engines while emitting zero CO₂. This initiative reflects Yamaha's commitment to sustainability and carbon-neutral technologies. In addition to the hydrogen-powered golf car, Yamaha presented power-assisted e-bikes designed for enhanced trail and street performance, further emphasizing their dedication to eco-friendly transportation solutions.