Hyundai has revealed the Initium concept, a hydrogen fuel cell SUV that provides a glimpse into the upcoming generation of the Nexo. This concept car aims to underline Hyundai's dedication to hydrogen power. With a new powertrain boasting a single electric motor that delivers 201bhp, surpassing the outgoing Nexo, the Initium promises a smoother drive experience at highway speeds. Hyundai is ambitious about achieving a range exceeding 646 kilometers between refills, aligning closely with the current Nexo's official figure. Additionally, the vehicle features vehicle-to-load functionality, enabling the utilization of its batteries to power external devices. Introducing a fresh design approach known as 'Art of Steel,' the Initium prioritizes safety and aerodynamics, catering to the SUV market demand. The unique plus-shaped graphics on the front and rear lights will set Hyundai's hydrogen models apart from their battery-electric and internal-combustion counterparts. The Initium's sleeker roofline hints at a focus on aerodynamic efficiency. Hyundai hints that the Initium concept previews a future production fuel cell car set to be revealed by the next summer. This upcoming model is anticipated to succeed the existing Nexo, as evidenced by its close resemblance to previously spied prototypes on European roads. While the UK availability remains uncertain, the current Nexo has faced challenges in the market, with less than 50 units sold in the past five years since its introduction.