At the Advanced Clean Transportation (ACT) Expo, Hyundai Motor and Plus announced a collaboration to demonstrate road safety and freight efficiency with an autonomous driving XCIENT Class 8 hydrogen fuel-cell electric truck. This truck is equipped with Plus’s SuperDrive Level 4 autonomous driving software, making it a pioneering project in the U.S. showcasing the integration of hydrogen technology and autonomous driving. Hyundai Motor's commitment to a hydrogen society was also emphasized, with focus on deploying XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks in key U.S. hydrogen logistics projects. These projects include the NorCAL ZERO Project and Clean Logistics Project, aiming to decarbonize transportation and logistics operations. The company's innovative ADAS features were highlighted, contributing to enhanced vehicle safety. Additionally, Hyundai's partnership with logistics provider GLOVIS America led to the establishment of HTWO Logistics, a zero-emissions transportation initiative. Hyundai's efforts in the hydrogen value chain involve converting organic waste into hydrogen, with plans to expand this sustainable production method. The company aims to utilize hydrogen fuel-cell technology not only in mobility but also in various applications like stationary power and industrial equipment, showcasing a comprehensive approach towards sustainability and clean energy.