Hyundai is making significant strides in the advancement of hydrogen fuel cell technology with its Xcient Fuel Cell truck, which boasts Level 4 autonomous capability. The truck is currently undergoing initial driving assessments in the United States, representing the first Level 4 self-driving test on a Class 8 fuel cell electric truck in the country. This development is part of a collaboration between Hyundai and automated drive specialist Plus, with the aim of showcasing the commercial viability, safety, and sustainability of heavy-duty trucks powered by hydrogen and equipped with autonomous driving technology. Plus's SuperDrive system, which incorporates a range of sensors such as lidar, radar, and cameras, is not only being tested in the U.S. but also in Europe and Australia, indicating a global interest in innovative transportation solutions. Hyundai's executive vice-president highlights the company's commitment to driving the energy transition paradigm through the integration of advanced fuel cell technologies and autonomous capabilities. This initiative is expected to provide fleets and vehicle operators with additional solutions that improve road safety and freight efficiencies, thanks to Plus's industry-leading autonomous driving technology.