Hyundai Motor Company and Plus presented a shared vision at the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo 2025 in Anaheim, California, demonstrating their collaboration on autonomous hydrogen-powered fuel cell trucks to advance a hydrogen-powered freight network in the United States. The initiative combines Hyundai's XCIENT Fuel Cell truck with Plus's AI-based autonomous driving software, SuperDrive™, aiming to provide a scalable and cost-effective solution for zero-tailpipe emission autonomous long-haul freight. The concept film highlighted various benefits, including zero-tailpipe emissions, increased efficiency, and improved road safety for commercial transportation. Both companies expressed optimism about the partnership's potential to enhance the sustainability of freight operations. The concept video outlined a strategic approach to deploying autonomous hydrogen fuel cell trucks, emphasizing the importance of initial deployment along major freight corridors, stimulating demand for hydrogen refueling stations, and expanding infrastructure to accommodate a growing fleet and broader hydrogen utilization. Hyundai and Plus showcased a vision for a sustainable future in freight transportation, driven by innovation and technological advancements in autonomous driving and fuel cell technologies.