Hyundai recently unveiled its latest hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) concept, the INITIUM, during the 'Clearly Committed' event at Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang. With 'INITIUM' meaning 'beginning' in Latin, the vehicle symbolizes Hyundai's initiation into hydrogen technology and serves as a preview of the company's upcoming production FCEV scheduled for the first half of 2025. This new concept introduces Hyundai's innovative 'Art of Steel' design language, characterized by a tough yet refined aesthetic that balances solid SUV-inspired lines with practicality for both city and outdoor environments. The INITIUM aims to achieve a driving range of over 400 miles with an improved motor output of up to 150 kW, powered by hydrogen fuel tanks optimized for performance. Inside, the vehicle offers a spacious layout, reclining second-row seats, and a unique FCEV-specific route planner to locate nearby charging stations. Additionally, the INITIUM features a Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) function, allowing it to power household devices, showcasing Hyundai's vision of FCEVs as versatile energy sources. The SUV is set to make further appearances at the Los Angeles Auto Show and Auto Guangzhou in November, hinting at Hyundai's commitment to hydrogen technology. While details on production plans and pricing are currently undisclosed, the INITIUM's debut event highlights Hyundai's dedication to advancing hydrogen-powered vehicles for a sustainable future.