Hyundai has unveiled the second-generation Nexo FCEV SUV at the Seoul motor show, confirming its availability for the Australian market. The new Nexo boasts a targeted range of over 700km from a five-minute refuel, powered by a 2.64kWh battery and a hydrogen fuel-cell stack producing 110kW. The enhanced electric motor delivers 150kW, resulting in a total system power output of 190kW. Improvements in performance show that the Nexo can now achieve the 0-100km/h sprint in 7.8 seconds. The vehicle features a Smart Regenerative System and an FCEV Route Planner, enhancing its efficiency and practicality. The Nexo's design language incorporates FCEV-specific cues and advanced technology, including a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster and touchscreen with connected car features. Hyundai has emphasized safety with a range of features like lane-keep assist, blind-spot monitoring, and autonomous emergency braking. The use of sustainable materials in the cabin, along with V2L outlets for powering external appliances, further highlight Hyundai's commitment to innovation and eco-friendliness. Despite the advancements in hydrogen technology, the adoption of FCEVs in Australia remains limited due to infrastructure challenges. Hyundai acknowledges the need for more hydrogen refueling stations to support the growth of FCEVs in the country.