Hyundai Motor participated in the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo 2024 for the third consecutive year, presenting its hydrogen vision and U.S. clean logistics powered by the Class 8 XCIENT Fuel Cell electric truck. At the event, Hyundai Motor shared milestones of its U.S. hydrogen commercial vehicle project aimed at advancing hydrogen society. They also announced a partnership with GLOVIS America to establish HTWO Logistics, focusing on zero-emission transportation in Georgia. The company showcased a cabin enhancement concept and additional ADAS features for the Class 8 XCIENT Fuel Cell electric truck. Hyundai Motor collaborated with Plus to test Level 4 autonomous driving technology on the XCIENT Fuel Cell truck, demonstrating commitment to innovation. The company emphasized its commitment to building a hydrogen society, leveraging its affiliates' capabilities across the hydrogen value chain. Hyundai Motor aims to lead the global energy transition with its HTWO brand, playing a significant role in achieving a hydrogen society. The company has deployed XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks in key U.S. hydrogen logistics projects, such as the NorCAL ZERO Project and Clean Logistics Project, to decarbonize logistics operations. Hyundai Motor's efforts to reduce emissions include deploying XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks to its Georgia facility. Overall, Hyundai Motor is dedicated to sustainable clean logistics and driving innovation in the hydrogen sector.