Hyundai has recently showcased its commitment to hydrogen-powered vehicles by introducing the second generation of its Nexo fuel-cell SUV. This new iteration of the Nexo, based on the Initium concept car revealed previously, introduces a fresh design language called Art of Steel. The vehicle incorporates unique design elements like the grid-shaped “H-two” front and rear lights and H-shaped surfaces on the bumpers, all finished in a standout silver shade against the body cladding. Moreover, the new Nexo has been redesigned to be longer, taller, and wider, positioning it as a strong contender in the EV market against models like the BMW iX3 and Tesla Model Y. The interior enhancements of the Nexo include a 'connected cockpit' dashboard with dual 12.3-inch displays and camera-based side mirrors displayed on large screens. Under the hood, the second-generation Nexo features an updated powertrain, with a 16% increase in the fuel cell stack output, enhanced durability, wider temperature operation, and a doubled battery output. These improvements enable a more potent 201bhp electric motor, reducing the 0-62mph acceleration time from 9.2 seconds to 7.8 seconds, showcasing the vehicle's improved performance and technological advancements.