Hyundai Motor Company has initiated the deployment of its XCIENT hydrogen fuel cell trucks in the U.S. market, specifically in Bryan County, Georgia. Collaborating with 3PL Glovis America, the company is introducing 21 XCIENT heavy-duty hydrogen fuel-cell electric trucks for sustainable logistics operations. This deployment marks the first dedicated electric vehicle mass-production plant by Hyundai Motor Group, located in Bryan County. The trucks will transport vehicle parts between suppliers and the Megasite on a daily basis, with plans to expand the logistics network to include a broader range of suppliers. Hyundai's new hydrogen value chain business brand, HTWO, encompasses the entire hydrogen value chain, focusing on production, storage, transportation, and utilization. The deployment of XCIENT trucks for logistics operations is a key initiative of HTWO, aiming to showcase a closed-loop hydrogen logistics ecosystem and enhance the environmental sustainability of manufacturing operations. The venture also includes HTWO Logistics, a joint effort between Hyundai Motor Company and Glovis America, which will facilitate the installation of a mobile hydrogen refueling station at the Megasite for efficient refueling. Additionally, a hydrogen production and refueling station is in the works for the Megasite, further emphasizing Hyundai's commitment to sustainable practices. By leveraging hydrogen fuel cell technology and establishing a comprehensive value chain, Hyundai is taking significant strides towards a greener and more sustainable future in transportation.