Hyundai unveiled its second-generation Nexo hydrogen fuel cell crossover at the Seoul Mobility Show, showcasing improvements in range, power, interior space, and acceleration compared to its predecessor. The new Nexo inherits styling elements from Hyundai's Initium concept vehicle and features a sleek design language emphasizing metal malleability. With an enhanced fuel cell and power electronics system, the Nexo delivers 190 kilowatts of output, accelerating from 0 to 62 mph in 7.8 seconds. Its hydrogen stack output and electric motor have also been upgraded, offering increased performance. The spacious interior, premium features, and AI-powered digital assistant position the Nexo as a leader in hydrogen technology and carbon-neutrality strategy. Competitors such as Honda and Toyota are also advancing their fuel cell technology, with Honda's CR-V e:FCEV and Toyota's third-generation system aiming for efficiency and range improvements. Hyundai's focus on safety, long history in hydrogen technology, and commitment to future advancements make the Nexo a significant step in popularizing hydrogen power. The article emphasizes Hyundai's vision to expand hydrogen technology across various sectors by 2040, aiming for price parity with battery-electric vehicles by 2030.