Hyundai is pushing the boundaries in the realm of autonomous driving and clean transportation with its new Level 4 self-driving hydrogen-powered truck. The XCIENT Fuel Cell truck is currently undergoing initial autonomous driving assessments in the US, making it the first Class 8 fuel cell electric truck to undergo such tests in the country. Equipped with Plus's SuperDrive system, which employs a combination of sensors like LiDAR, radar, and cameras, this truck is paving the way for advanced self-driving capabilities in heavy-duty vehicles. Having already been operational in eight countries, the XCIENT Fuel Cell truck boasts impressive specifications, including a driving range of over 450 miles per charge, even when fully loaded. Hyundai's participation in the ACT Expo in Las Vegas and collaboration with Plus highlight the company's dedication to clean energy and technological innovation in the transportation sector, particularly in the field of commercial trucking.