Hyundai Motor Co. and Plus have introduced the first Level 4 autonomous Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell electric truck in the U.S., featuring self-driving technology. The Xcient Fuel Cell truck, with two 90-kilowatt hydrogen fuel cell systems and a 350 kW e-motor, was presented at the ACT Expo 2024 in Las Vegas. This truck offers a range of over 450 miles per charge, even when fully loaded. In parallel, Hyundai launched HTWO Logistics, a consultancy focusing on sustainable logistics solutions, aiming to establish a clean hydrogen production and refueling ecosystem around its manufacturing facility in Georgia. HTWO Logistics, in partnership with logistics provider Glovis America, intends to reduce carbon emissions through inbound and outbound transportation around the manufacturing plant. The consultancy plans to set up a clean hydrogen value chain encompassing production, supply, refueling, and zero-emission vehicles. The insights gained from this project will be implemented globally across Hyundai operations. Hyundai's vision is to lead the global energy transition by integrating hydrogen into their operations. The company's unique positioning at the intersection of mobility and energy sectors is highlighted by its focus on hydrogen. Hyundai's HTWO brand plays a crucial role in tapping into an integrated hydrogen value chain to drive the energy transition. This move towards clean logistics in Georgia represents a significant step in reducing carbon footprints and promoting sustainable solutions at a global level.