The Initium SUV Hyundai has taken a bold step into the future of clean automotive technology with the unveiling of its late

Hydrogen-powered vehicles haven’t really caught on as an alternative means of eco-friendly transportation. Hyundai, however, hopes to fix that with a bigger investment in the technology and its newest hydrogen-powered concept SUV called the Initium.

Hyundai Motor Company revealed the INITIUM hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicle (FCEV) concept at its “Clearly Committed” event in Goyang, South Korea. This debut represents Hyundai’s next leap toward a hydrogen-powered future, showcasing decades of development and commitment to a zero-emission world.

Hyundai’s Initium SUV looks ideal for Australia – killer good looks, off-road adventure ready and the promise of 650km range between refuels.

Intended as an urban vehicle for the future 'hydrogen society,' the Initium is planned for production next spring with a claimed 400-plus miles of range.

Hyundai’s futuristic Initium concept SUV, unveiling a bold “Art of Steel”. With a range of 404 miles, HTWO branding, and V2L functionality.

New Hyundai models are set to get a whole new look, previewed by the brand’s latest concept car called Initium. The concept, revealed at an event in Hyundai’s home city of Seoul, South Korea, shows off Hyundai’s new Art of Steel design language, while also showcasing the brand’s commitment to hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Hyundai has unveiled the Initium concept, a hydrogen fuel cell SUV that is all but confirmed to showcase the styling and technology of the next-generation Nexo. Intended to demonstrate the brand’s commitment to hydrogen power, it packs a new powertrain that’s said to offer much greater performance than the one in the existing Nexo.

This retro-futuristic styled Initium targets 400-plus miles of range per refuel and is a ‘preview’ of Hyundai’s upcoming production fuel cell-powered SUV.

Hyundai has takn the wraps off the Initium concept, a hydrogen fuel cell SUV that may preview the styling and technology of the next-generation Nexo. The concept is meant to demonstrate Hyundai’s commitment to hydrogen as a fuel source,