South Korea's Sambo Motors Group showcased the HAM III-2 at CES 2025, unveiling a revolutionary two-seater hybrid aircraft that combines hydrogen fuel cells and batteries for vertical lift and horizontal flight. This urban air mobility breakthrough surpasses its predecessor in size, performance, and technological sophistication, with a focus on fuel efficiency and flight safety. The aircraft's dual power system allows for noise and emission reduction during vertical takeoff using batteries, while transitioning to hydrogen fuel cells for horizontal flight to enhance energy efficiency and performance. With an impressive wingspan, height, and weight, the HAM III-2 is designed to cater to various purposes, from military to commercial and urban commuting. Sambo Motors plans to conduct rigorous flight tests in the U.S. to assess the aircraft's capabilities in different climate conditions, addressing regulatory challenges in Korea. Through certification processes with aviation authorities and the innovative integration of hydrogen fuel cells, the HAM III-2 sets a new standard in urban air mobility, paving the way for a future of sustainable and efficient air transportation.