Hyundai has unveiled the Initium concept, a precursor to the upcoming hydrogen fuel-cell SUV that will succeed the Nexo model. The concept car, set to launch worldwide in the first half of 2025, features a new-generation FCEV powertrain with advancements in hydrogen fuel tanks, fuel-cell stack, battery capacity, and electric motor power. Hyundai aims for a range exceeding 650km with the production version. The Initium concept debuts Hyundai's new design language, the 'Art of Steel', expressing the company's HTWO hydrogen value chain business brand. The vehicle showcases SUV-like exterior design elements and emphasizes spaciousness in the interior, along with safety features such as a reinforced structure and multiple airbags. Hyundai's focus on hydrogen technology is evident through its long-standing commitment to FCEVs, with the Nexo being the latest passenger vehicle in its lineup. While the Nexo is currently available in Australia for government fleets, private buyers await access. The article concludes with a mention of the limited hydrogen refueling infrastructure in Australia compared to other regions, highlighting the challenges and opportunities for hydrogen-powered vehicles in the country.