Hyundai Motors New Zealand has introduced the Mighty fuel cell electric light-duty truck, the first hydrogen-powered truck in its segment, for a 12-month pilot test programme. Equipped with a refrigerated fitout, the truck will showcase the versatility of onboard hydrogen energy beyond vehicle propulsion. This initiative follows the debut of the Xcient fuel cell heavy-duty truck in New Zealand in 2021. Over the next year, Hyundai NZ, in collaboration with key customers, will evaluate the Mighty fuel cell's performance and potential for inclusion in its product lineup. The truck boasts a 90kW fuel cell stack, a 65kW electric motor, and a 21kWh battery, providing a driving range of approximately 500km per charge with quick refuelling times of 5-10 minutes. Hyundai aims to offer a clean transport option for various local needs, emphasizing sustainability and environmental consciousness. Additionally, Hyundai has partnered with Hiringa Energy and Halcyon Power to facilitate the deployment of hydrogen vehicles through rapid refuelling infrastructure. By producing hydrogen on-site using renewable energy sources, Hyundai aims to reduce dependency on imported fossil fuels, manage peak energy demands, and accelerate the adoption of low-emission truck technologies. With successful operations of the Xcient fuel cell truck in New Zealand and globally, Hyundai demonstrates its leadership in hydrogen fuel cell technology and its dedication to sustainable transportation solutions.