Hyundai has unveiled the Initium concept, a new hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle (FCEV) that marks the company's extensive history of powertrain development in this technology. Named after the Latin word for 'first' or 'beginning,' the Initium showcases Hyundai's commitment to being a pioneer in fuel-cell technology. The SUV, featuring the 'Art of Steel' design language, is set to make its debut at Auto Guangzhou in China and the Los Angeles auto show. With a target range of 400 miles and an electric-motor output of 201 hp, the Initium incorporates a large-capacity hydrogen fuel tank and aerodynamic features for efficiency. To combat range anxiety, Hyundai includes an FCEV-specific route planner that locates fueling stations along the route. The vehicle also offers bi-directional charging capabilities to power personal devices and feed energy back into the grid. Hyundai's CEO, Jaehoon Chang, highlights the company's 27-year commitment to hydrogen as a clean and accessible energy source. The Initium concept reflects Hyundai's dedication to a future where hydrogen plays a key role in energy usage worldwide, emphasizing sustainability and innovation in the automotive industry.