Hyundai has unveiled a new hydrogen-powered concept SUV named the 'Initium' at an event in Korea, showcasing a stylish design language called the 'Art of Steel.' The vehicle's design, which combines angular and retro-inspired elements, has received positive feedback for its aesthetic appeal. The Initium is projected to offer a range exceeding 400 miles on a single refuel, outperforming Hyundai's existing Nexo fuel cell SUV. This concept serves as a preview for an upcoming fuel cell electric vehicle that Hyundai plans to introduce in the near future. Hyundai has expressed its commitment to hydrogen vehicles, stating their significant role in the company's objective of achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. Under its 'HTWO' hydrogen business brand, Hyundai aims to incorporate hydrogen technology in various transportation sectors, including cars, commercial trucks, buses, and generators. While hydrogen vehicles emit only water vapor, addressing environmental concerns, challenges persist in packaging, distribution, and infrastructure development. Despite hydrogen's status as the most abundant element globally, its infrastructure remains less developed compared to electric vehicle charging networks.