Hyundai has introduced the second-generation NEXO hydrogen fuel cell car at the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show, showcasing a bold and radical design inspired by the Initum concept. This new SUV is Hyundai's third-generation hydrogen fuel cell production car, following the ix35 Fuel Cell model. Despite some brands shifting focus away from hydrogen, Hyundai remains committed to this fuel type, emphasizing its 'Art of Steel' design philosophy. The NEXO comes with advanced features like generative AI, vehicle-to-load technology, and a fuel cell route planner, along with a spacious interior and a massive head-up display. The hydrogen fuel cell power plant offers impressive performance, with a 435-mile range and a top speed of 111mph. Hyundai's dedication to hydrogen reflects its broader strategy of offering various powertrains and expanding FCEV infrastructure. While the NEXO is expected to cater more to fleets and businesses due to infrastructure requirements, Hyundai plans to launch it in Europe in 2026. The pricing in the UK is aimed to be similar to the outgoing model, around £65k, showcasing Hyundai's commitment to making hydrogen technology accessible.