Hyundai has unveiled the new Nexo SUV, the second generation of its hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle (FCEV), showcasing the brand's dedication to advancing environmentally friendly technology. The Nexo's design, reminiscent of an eighties soft-roader, features retro elements coupled with modern aesthetics, setting it apart from other FCEVs. The vehicle's main highlight is its upgraded fuel-cell powertrain, which boasts a doubled battery power of 80kW and a more potent electric motor output of 204bhp, enabling a quicker acceleration of 0-62mph in 7.8 seconds. Furthermore, advancements in liquid hydrogen storage have increased the fuel tank capacity to 6.69kg, resulting in an impressive 434-mile range and rapid refueling time. The Nexo continues to cater to families with its spacious 993-litre boot, towing capabilities, and cutting-edge digital interface. Unfortunately, the Nexo will not be available in the UK due to the inadequate hydrogen refueling infrastructure, with only 16 stations nationwide. This decision highlights the current challenges facing widespread adoption of FCEVs in regions with limited refueling facilities. Despite this setback, Hyundai's Nexo exemplifies the brand's commitment to eco-friendly innovation and showcases the potential of hydrogen fuel-cell technology in the automotive industry.