Hyundai Motor has unveiled an upgraded version of its hydrogen-powered Xcient Fuel Cell heavy-duty truck at the 2025 Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in California. The new Xcient model, originally in use in New Zealand, has been specifically enhanced for the North American market. It features advanced ADAS technology and a new hydrogen fuel cell system that provides a remarkable range of up to 724km. Hyundai's executive vice president, Ken Ramirez, emphasized the company's commitment to safety, efficiency, and sustainability in clean logistics. The trucks have undergone rigorous testing in North America and are currently part of prominent fleet programs in California and Georgia, where they have been employed for zero-emission freight transport at ports and logistics operations. The Xcient Fuel Cell boasts an impressive set of features, including a 180kW hydrogen fuel cell system, a 72kWh battery, a 350kW electric motor, and 10 hydrogen tanks with a combined capacity of 68kg. Interior upgrades offer improved driver usability, with a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and touchscreen infotainment system. The truck also incorporates advanced ADAS features like FCA, LDW, SCC, and BCW. Hyundai's ongoing efforts with its hydrogen business brand, HTWO, demonstrate a strong commitment to global expansion and infrastructure development, reinforcing the company's position as a leader in the clean logistics transition.