At the 2025 Advanced Clean Transportation Expo in Anaheim, Plus and Hyundai showcased their partnership to revolutionize freight transport in the United States. They plan to combine Plus’ SuperDrive autonomous driving system with Hyundai’s Xcient hydrogen fuel cell Class 8 truck to create a hydrogen-powered freight network. Shawn Kerrigan, the COO of Plus, highlighted the synergies between autonomous driving and hydrogen fuel cell technologies, emphasizing the potential for doubling the utilization of zero-emission vehicles and improving cost efficiencies. The companies aim to deploy these innovative trucks on high-volume freight routes, gradually expanding to new corridors with strategically located hydrogen refueling stations. Hyundai's Jim Park expressed confidence in the sustainable future of fuel cell technologies, foreseeing autonomous driving capabilities enhancing road safety and freight efficiency. Plus CEO David Liu emphasized the importance of integrating self-driving and zero-emission technologies to establish a cleaner and more efficient transportation system. The collaborative efforts of Plus and Hyundai signify a significant step towards a more sustainable and innovative future in the freight transport industry.