At the 101st Brussels Motor Show in January 2025, Hyundai made a significant debut in Europe by unveiling the INSTER and INSTER Cross electric vehicles, as well as the INITIUM hydrogen FCEV concept. The INSTER is a compact city car designed for modern urban living, offering a segment-leading 370-kilometre range, fast charging capabilities, bi-directional charging, and advanced safety features. Its crossover variant, the INSTER Cross, caters to urban explorers with a 360-kilometre range and rugged design elements. On the hydrogen front, INITIUM represents Hyundai's next-generation FCEVs, boasting a range of over 650 kilometres and 'Art of Steel' design language. Hyundai's hydrogen strategy extends beyond passenger vehicles to include clean logistics and heavy-duty transportation, exemplified by the XCIENT Fuel Cell trucks. The company views hydrogen as a versatile and clean energy source crucial for achieving carbon neutrality by 2045. Through its HTWO brand, Hyundai is actively contributing to the energy transition with innovative hydrogen production methods and the integration of mobility and energy via the HTWO Grid. The company's leadership in the hydrogen ecosystem reflects its commitment to sustainable practices and a greener future.