Hyundai Motor Company presented the Hyundai Initium hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) concept at the 'Clearly Committed' event held at Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang. The term Initium, meaning 'beginning' in Latin, symbolizes Hyundai's foray into a new era of hydrogen mobility. The concept signifies a shift in design philosophy, dubbed 'Art of Steel,' focusing on formability and safety. Executive Vice President SangYup Lee described the Initium as an SUV designed for customer-centric comfort and style. The Hyundai Initium boasts a futuristic design with angular shapes, drawing inspiration from previous Hyundai electric vehicle concepts. Notable features include distinctive lighting elements, a coupe-like roofline, and 21-inch aerodynamic wheels. While the interior details are yet to be revealed, Hyundai promises spaciousness and versatility suitable for families. Mechanically, the Initium surpasses the Nexo model with a single electric motor generating 201bhp, ensuring a smoother highway ride. The concept aims for a range exceeding 650 km per full tank, alongside advanced functionalities like vehicle-to-load technology and a specialized FCEV route planner. Safety remains a priority, with nine airbags and a reinforced frame for optimal protection. Hyundai plans to showcase the Initium at international auto shows, reinforcing its commitment to hydrogen mobility. The production model is slated for an early 2025 launch, emphasizing Hyundai's position as a leading force in sustainable transportation innovation.