Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) is set to deploy 21 Hyundai XCIENT heavy-duty hydrogen fuel cell trucks in Georgia to enhance logistics operations at their dedicated electric vehicle plant. This initiative, in collaboration with Glovis America, aims to provide a sustainable transportation solution with zero emissions. The XCIENT trucks feature advanced fuel cell technology with a maximum range of 450 miles and contribute to reducing environmental impact in the automotive industry. HMGMA's commitment to sustainability is evident through the use of these trucks for milk runs to transport parts. The deployment aligns with Hyundai's larger strategy, including the launch of HTWO, a new hydrogen value chain business brand covering various stages of hydrogen fuel delivery. The introduction of a mobile hydrogen refueling station at the Metaplant by HTWO Logistics further emphasizes Hyundai's dedication to creating a closed-loop hydrogen logistics ecosystem. As Hyundai continues to expand its hydrogen fuel cell truck operations, the successful deployment in Europe and the upcoming operations in North America demonstrate the company's positive impact on environmental sustainability and innovation in the automotive sector.