Hyundai unveiled the second-generation Nexo and its third-generation fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) technology at the Seoul Mobility Show in South Korea. The new Nexo is longer, wider, and taller than its predecessor, featuring a bold crossover design inspired by the Initium concept. It incorporates Hyundai's 'Art of Steel' design language with unique elements like the arch-shaped rear and 'HTWO' lamps, signifying the brand's new hydrogen initiative. Inside, the cabin offers luxurious comfort with Premium Relaxation Seats and innovative technology like digital side mirror displays. The Nexo boasts significant powertrain advancements with increased total output to 190 kW, doubling the battery's output to 80 kW, and achieving 0-100 km/h acceleration in 7.8 seconds. The hydrogen fuel cell stack has been improved for enhanced performance and durability, aiming for a range of over 700 km on a quick charge. The vehicle also features aerodynamic and acoustic enhancements, e-Handling technology, and advanced safety features. Despite the limited availability of hydrogen refueling stations in Canada, Hyundai plans to launch the Nexo in the country in early 2026. The company aims to promote hydrogen technology and sustainability through the new Nexo, showcasing innovative design, performance, and eco-friendly materials. The initiative reflects Hyundai's commitment to advancing fuel cell technology and offering luxurious, efficient, and environmentally friendly vehicles to consumers worldwide.