Hyundai Motor Company's XCIENT Fuel Cell electric heavy-duty trucks have achieved a remarkable milestone by surpassing a cumulative driving distance of 10 million kilometers in Switzerland. This accomplishment highlights the reliability of Hyundai's hydrogen fuel cell technology and its potential to significantly reduce carbon emissions. The 48 XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks in Switzerland are powered by two 90-kW fuel cell systems and a 350 kW e-motor, providing a maximum range of over 400 kilometers. The trucks have prevented approximately 6,300 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions, equivalent to the annual carbon absorption of around 700,000 pine trees. Hyundai Motor's focus on advancing hydrogen fuel cell technology is evident through its commitment to analyzing data on performance and consumption to enhance its technology further. The company aims to apply these advancements to various vehicle types and participate actively in creating a commercial hydrogen ecosystem. The expansion of HTWO, Hyundai's hydrogen fuel cell system brand, represents the entire hydrogen value chain business, accelerating the transition to a hydrogen society. Furthermore, Hyundai's global deployment of XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks in 10 countries, including the U.S., Germany, and France, emphasizes the growing recognition and acceptance of hydrogen fuel cell technology on a global scale. The company's commitment to sustainability and innovation is driving the transformation to a Smart Mobility Solution Provider, investing in advanced technologies like robotics and EV technologies. Hyundai Motor's vision for a sustainable future includes key projects like the NorCAL ZERO Project and Clean Logistics Project, showcasing its dedication to clean energy and environmental stewardship.