Hyundai, the South Korean automaker, is venturing beyond electric vehicles towards a zero-emission future by introducing a new 'clean' fuel option in the form of a sleek, hydrogen-powered supercar. Known as the N Vision 74, this futuristic concept car is set to transition into production as a low-volume model. Combining a hydrogen fuel cell with a 70-kWh battery pack, the N Vision 74 is projected to deliver an impressive 764 horsepower, accelerating from 0-60 mph in under 3 seconds. Hyundai's aim with this limited-production supercar is to not only demonstrate the capabilities of hydrogen technology in high-performance vehicles but also to establish it as a symbol of their commitment to a hydrogen ecosystem, highlighting the potential of clean fuel. Hyundai's overarching strategy involves leveraging sustainable sources to produce hydrogen fuel, explore its storage and transportation, and utilize it across various sectors, including steelmaking and fuel cell trucks at the Port of Oakland. Despite its ambitious plans, the high price tag of $370,000 and limited production of 200 units may pose challenges in making hydrogen-powered vehicles accessible to a wider market. Nevertheless, Hyundai's foray into hydrogen technology signals a significant step towards promoting sustainable energy solutions in the automotive industry.