Hyundai Motor Company unveiled its latest innovation, the Xcient hydrogen fuel cell heavy-duty truck, at the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo 2025 in Anaheim, California. The introduction of the Xcient truck underscores Hyundai's strategic focus on expanding its presence in the North American commercial vehicle market. The company aims to solidify its position as a leader in the global hydrogen energy transition, leveraging its expertise and operational capabilities through the HTWO hydrogen business brand. The Xcient truck, boasting a gross vehicle weight of 82,000 lbs, is powered by a 180 kW hydrogen fuel cell system supported by a 72 kWh battery pack and a 350 kW electric motor. It offers a range of 450 miles and is equipped with 10 hydrogen tanks. The interior of the Xcient cabin has been enhanced for driver convenience, featuring digital displays and advanced driver-assistance systems. Ken Ramirez, head of Global Commercial Vehicle and Hydrogen Business at Hyundai, highlighted the company's commitment to delivering practical solutions that drive industry progress and sustainability. Hyundai's recent initiative, the North California Zero Emissions Project, involved deploying 30 Xcient trucks at the Ports of Oakland and Richmond, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of hydrogen trucks in North America. Furthermore, Hyundai announced plans to establish the 'HTWO Energy Savannah' hydrogen refueling and electric recharging station in Georgia by the end of 2025 in collaboration with industry partners. These strategic endeavors align with the company's vision of a cleaner, more resilient ecosystem and reinforce its dedication to innovation, sustainability, and operational excellence in the commercial vehicle sector.