Hyundai has officially unveiled the second generation of the Nexo hydrogen fuel-cell crossover, a vehicle that marks a significant milestone in hydrogen mobility. The new Nexo features a radical design that stands out from traditional crossovers, with a boxy and bold look inspired by Hyundai's Art of Steel design language. The interior is luxurious and spacious, offering premium relaxation seats, advanced technology, and ample cargo capacity. Under the hood, the Nexo is powered by a more efficient powertrain, including a 2.6-kWh battery pack, hydrogen fuel-cell stack, and an electric motor that delivers impressive performance figures. The vehicle's range has been extended to over 435 miles, with enhanced durability and low-temperature operation for improved functionality. Despite Hyundai's enthusiasm for hydrogen mobility and the advancements seen in the new Nexo model, the article points out the challenges facing hydrogen cars in the current market. Global sales of hydrogen vehicles have declined, with electric vehicles dominating the market. The limited infrastructure for hydrogen refueling stations, especially in the U.S., poses a significant barrier to the widespread adoption of hydrogen vehicles. While Hyundai remains committed to expanding hydrogen infrastructure, the article casts doubt on the immediate feasibility of hydrogen cars becoming mainstream, especially in regions like the U.S. where electric vehicles are more prevalent.