Hyundai Motor Group has introduced a fleet of 21 XCIENT hydrogen fuel-cell electric trucks in Georgia, setting the stage for a green logistics revolution in the state. These trucks will be responsible for transporting supplies between ports and Hyundai's newly established electric vehicle factory, the Metaplant. Executives highlight the potential of hydrogen power in revolutionizing clean energy shipping and green logistics. Hyundai's deployment of these trucks is considered the first step in the creation of Georgia's 'hydrogen highway.' The trucks will play a crucial role in connecting the Savannah port, Hyundai's supplier network across coastal Georgia, and the Metaplant, promoting sustainable transportation practices. By utilizing hydrogen fuel cells, these vehicles produce significantly fewer emissions compared to traditional freight logistics methods, contributing to a cleaner environment. Furthermore, Hyundai plans to establish hydrogen infrastructure in Georgia, aligning with the state's efforts to lead in e-mobility and electric vehicles. The partnership with Glovis America includes the installation of a mobile hydrogen refueling station at the Metaplant and the development of a permanent hydrogen production and refueling station. This initiative not only promotes zero-emission technologies but also strengthens business partnerships between Georgia and South Korea. With the support of Governor Brian Kemp and Hyundai North America's CEO, the Georgia Metaplant is positioned as the hub for the automaker's future alternative-fuel powered vehicles, emphasizing the importance of a diversified energy approach in the transition to a greener future.