Hyundai Motor has revealed the concept of its upcoming passenger hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) named Initium in Goyang, South Korea. The innovative FCEV, set for release in the first half of the following year, symbolizes Hyundai's dedication to pioneering the shift towards a hydrogen-based society. Initium features an aesthetic design that focuses on the strength and purity of hydrogen, with a spacious interior, increased hydrogen storage capacity, and aerodynamic wheels enabling a remarkable driving range of over 650 kilometers. President and CEO Chang Jae-hoon emphasized Hyundai's 27-year commitment to hydrogen energy, highlighting its accessibility and potential to benefit everyone. The company's history in the hydrogen sector dates back to 1998, and it has since made significant strides in hydrogen vehicle production, including the mass production of fuel cell vehicles in 2013 and the introduction of dedicated models like the Nexo in 2018. Hyundai plans to exhibit Initium at upcoming auto shows in Los Angeles and Guangzhou to showcase its advancements in hydrogen technology and reinforce its vision for a sustainable automotive future. Despite current uncertainties surrounding electric vehicles, Chang believes in the necessity of hydrogen-based transportation as a crucial step towards achieving a hydrogen society. Hyundai's unwavering dedication to advancing hydrogen technologies and securing global leadership underscores its commitment to sustainable innovation in the automotive industry.