Hyundai has revealed the Initium Hydrogen Fuel Cell concept, a precursor to the new fuel cell vehicle planned for a 2025 release. This concept not only introduces Hyundai's upcoming vehicle but also serves as a showcase for the company's fresh design language known as the 'Art of Steel.' SangYup Lee, the Executive Vice President and Head of Hyundai and Genesis Global Design, emphasized the meticulous process of crafting the Initium concept, pushing the boundaries of steel formability to create a blend of art and functional design. The concept boasts an SUV-like design that prioritizes solidity and safety, aligning with the brand's 'customer-centric design' philosophy. The HTWO symbol, symbolizing Hyundai Motor's commitment to hydrogen-powered vehicles, is prominently integrated into the concept's design. The concept's development focused on delivering superior driving range, interior spaciousness, and unique convenience and safety features. Powered by an electric motor with an output of up to 150 kW, the Initium concept offers an impressive driving range of up to 403 miles. Moreover, it includes a Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) feature that allows it to power household appliances. Hyundai's plan to launch the production version of the Initium concept in the first half of 2025 highlights the company's dedication to advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology in the automotive industry.