Hyundai is at the forefront of the hydrogen revolution in the automotive industry with the development of the second-generation Nexo. The Nexo, recently showcased at the Seoul Mobility Show 2025, features a cutting-edge design based on the Initium concept, setting it apart from other EVs and internal combustion engine vehicles. With elements like HTWO front and rear lights, H-shaped bumper design, and a 3-coat paint finish, the Nexo exudes a modern and distinctive look. The SUV also offers enhanced functionality with 18-inch aero-wheels, camera feed ORVMs, and flush door handles. The Hyundai Nexo impresses with an upgraded powertrain, including a larger 6.69 kg hydrogen tank that extends its range to 700 km. It combines a 2.64 kWh battery with a 201 bhp electric motor, powered by a hydrogen fuel cell producing 147 bhp for on-the-go battery recharging. The convenience of a quick refuel instead of a lengthy charging process further enhances the SUV's appeal. In terms of features, the Nexo integrates advanced technologies like a 12.3-inch touchscreen, a 12.3-inch digital driver's display, digital ORWMs, a head-up display, and a premium 14-speaker Bang and Olufsen sound system. Safety remains a top priority with standard 9 airbags and a 5-star Euro NCAP rating, making it the first fuel-cell vehicle to achieve this feat. Additionally, the Nexo will offer ADAS functions for enhanced driving safety and comfort. While the Nexo is set for a global launch by 2025, its introduction in India may face challenges due to the limited infrastructure of hydrogen fuel filling stations. This limitation could impact the feasibility of launching the Nexo in the Indian market, although its advanced features and eco-friendly design position it as a transformative player in the automotive industry's sustainable future.