At the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in Anaheim, California, Hyundai and Plus AI unveiled their shared vision for autonomous hydrogen-powered fuel cell trucks. The collaboration integrates Hyundai Motor's XCIENT Fuel Cell truck with Plus's AI-based autonomous driving software, SuperDrive, to offer a sustainable solution for long-haul freight in the United States. Jim Park from Hyundai Motor North America emphasizes the importance of advanced fuel cell technologies in creating a sustainable future. Plus AI's CEO, David Liu, highlights the transformative potential of autonomous hydrogen fuel cell trucks in sustainable freight. The partnership aims to enhance road safety, improve freight efficiency, and reduce carbon emissions. The concept video released by the companies showcases a framework for deploying these trucks along major freight corridors, focusing on stimulating demand for hydrogen refueling stations and expanding infrastructure to support a growing fleet. Hyundai Motor's XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks, with their zero-tailpipe emissions and long driving range, are positioned as an ideal choice for long-haul transport. The companies envision a self-reinforcing cycle of vehicle adoption, infrastructure development, and lower operational costs. Hyundai Motor's current projects in the US, such as the NorCAL ZERO Project and HTWO Logistics initiative in Georgia, demonstrate their commitment to clean logistics and hydrogen technology. The company plans to scale these initiatives globally and expand its HTWO hydrogen brand into an open collaboration platform.