Hyundai has officially unveiled the Hyundai Initium hydrogen car, which is set to be launched in South Korea in the first half of 2025. The vehicle is projected as an urban-commute car with a range of 650 kilometres, catering to both urban and long-distance driving needs. Hyundai has been a strong advocate for hydrogen-powered technology, and the Hyundai Initium represents a significant step in expanding the brand's powertrain options globally. The concept version of the Hyundai Initium showcases a unique design language called the 'Art of Steel,' integrating the HTWO symbol and featuring distinctive FCEV-specific design cues. The vehicle's drive highlights include power performance, spacious cabin, and safety features, with an electric motor output of 201 bhp and a focus on drive range and convenience. While precise details of features are yet to be revealed, the concept Hyundai Initium is set to be showcased at upcoming auto shows to position Hyundai as a leader in hydrogen mobility. With its innovative design and focus on sustainability, the Hyundai Initium aims to make a mark in the evolving automotive industry.