Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA), in collaboration with Glovis America, has introduced Hyundai XCIENT heavy-duty hydrogen fuel-cell electric trucks for eco-friendly logistics operations. HMGMA's CEO, Oscar Kwon, highlights the commitment to sustainable transportation solutions with the deployment of 21 XCIENT trucks that release zero emissions, offering a cleaner alternative for freight logistics. This step signifies Hyundai Motor Group's dedication to reducing its carbon footprint and endorsing sustainable practices in daily logistics operations. The hydrogen fuel-cell technology used in the XCIENT trucks demonstrates Hyundai's continuous efforts toward responsible environmental stewardship. These Class 8 heavy-duty trucks will transport vehicle parts from suppliers to the Megasite, with plans to expand the logistics network in the future. The deployment is part of Hyundai's HTWO initiative, representing the brand's hydrogen value chain business that covers the entire process from production to utilization. Furthermore, HTWO Logistics, a joint venture between Hyundai Motor Company and Glovis America, will set up a mobile hydrogen refueling station at the Megasite to ensure efficient refueling. The development of a hydrogen production and refueling station for the Megasite is also in progress. This innovative approach aligns with Hyundai's vision to establish a closed-loop hydrogen logistics ecosystem, enhancing the environmental sustainability of manufacturing operations at HMGMA. The Bryan County, GA facility is designed to be an intelligent manufacturing plant, optimizing all production processes through AI and data, while creating a human-centered work environment with the integration of robots.