Hyundai Motor is strategically advancing its hydrogen value chain in the United States with a focus on logistics and transportation, as revealed at the Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in Las Vegas. The company aims to not only provide North America with hydrogen-fueled vehicles but also the energy source itself. They are working towards establishing a comprehensive hydrogen mobility value chain that includes maintenance services for environmentally friendly vehicles and the development of relevant charging infrastructure. Hyundai Motor Group's HTWO brand, specializing in hydrogen fuel cell systems, has ambitious goals of selling more than 700,000 units by 2030, with plans to supply XCIENT hydrogen trucks for transportation purposes. The company's executive emphasized the unique role of the HTWO brand in leading the global energy transition towards a hydrogen society. Hyundai Motor's involvement in projects like NorCAL ZERO in San Francisco and the provision of XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks in the US showcases its commitment to promoting zero-emission transportation and laying the groundwork for hydrogen-based mobility that benefits future generations over immediate returns.