Hyundai NEXO

Hyundai’s latest NEXO fuel‑cell SUV delivers 826 km range, faster refuelling, premium tech and a clear signal that hydrogen mobility is ready for the mainstream.

Hyundai has unveiled the all-new NEXO at the Japan Mobility Show 2025, showcasing its next-generation hydrogen fuel cell SUV. With over 800 km of range, rapid refuelling, and advanced tech, the new NEXO cements Hyundai’s position as a global hydrogen leader.

Hyundai has sold 6,767 units of its all-new NEXO hydrogen SUV in three months, over four times the launch sales of its predecessor, with 720 km range and a 150 kW motor.

Hyundai showcased its hydrogen strategy at two major Korean summits, deploying 32 new NEXOs as ministerial vehicles and pushing for global standards, infrastructure, and investment to scale hydrogen.

Hyundai took its all-new NEXO FCEV to the world’s biggest economics congress in Seoul, showing off its hydrogen SUV, trucks and fuel cell buses.

Hyundai’s new Easy Start plan cuts NEXO hydrogen SUV costs to just £120 per month in Korea, with flexible finance, subsidies, and two years of free hydrogen refuelling.

Hyundai launches its new hydrogen car, the second-generation NEXO, in South Korea. 720 km range, faster acceleration, and three trims.

One Hyundai NEXO, 40,000km, and two years to find out if hydrogen cars can handle India. Hyundai and IndianOil sign MoU to start trial.

Hyundai reveals its new hydrogen NEXO with more power, more range, and a new interior. Tow-capable, tech-laden, and near-identical to the INITIUM concept.

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Well, it looks like Australia just upped its hydrogen game. H2H Energy, one of the nation’s hydrogen refuelling specialists, has launched its H2CORE system.

The new model, expected to launch in 2025, has adopted a boxier, more rugged design akin to the Hyundai Santa Fe but with its own unique hydrogen-powered DNA.

Hyundai and General Motors have signed a memorandum of understanding to team up on vehicle development, supply chains, and clean-energy tech – particularly hydrogen and electric vehicles.

IR Maxoinversiones and H2GO have launched the first hydrogen fuel station and rental car company on the Spanish Canary Islands.