Hyundai has unveiled the second generation of its Nexo hydrogen-powered SUV, showcasing a more rugged and aggressive design compared to its predecessor. The Nexo FCEV promises improved power and range, with a fuel cell generating 16% more power (110 kW) and an electric motor producing 255 horsepower. The SUV aims to offer a practical driving experience, with the capability to go from 0 to 62 mph in 7.8 seconds and tow up to 1 tonne. Hyundai targets an impressive 434-mile range from a full hydrogen tank, storing up to 14.7 pounds of hydrogen. The interior of the Nexo boasts familiar Hyundai features such as two large screens, wireless phone charging, and a vehicle-to-load function. Despite lacking AWD for efficiency reasons, the SUV still provides enough storage space and utility for daily use. While the official release in the U.S. is pending confirmation, Hyundai's dedication to hydrogen technology is evident in the advancements of the Nexo, signaling a promising future for eco-friendly transportation.