2025 Hyundai Nexo reveals targeted 700km range
Hyundai reveals the next generation of Nexo FCEV, targeting a range of 700 km in just 5 minutes Hyundai revealed the second generation of the Nexo SUV at its 2025 Seoul Mobility Show. Hyundai Nexo is powered by hydrogen fuel cells and follows the brand’s “art of steel” design philosophy. The goal of the innovative SUV is 700 km with a range of only 5 minutes. modeling The Hyundai Nexo is based on the 2024 Initium concept and has a variety of styling clues that distinguish it from the electric cars and ice cars in the Hyundai lineup. It shares many design details with the previous generation of Nexo. The SUV has a meshed "HTWO" (hydrogen for humans) headlights and taillights. The next generation of Nexo will be available in 6 colors: Cream White Pearl, Phantom Black Pearl, Amazon Grey Metal, Ocean Indigo Matte and Goyo Cooper Pearl. The latter’s shadow is inspired by the nature and culture of Korea,…
New Hyundai Nexo Hydrogen Electric Vehicle debuts 700km
New modern sanitary hydrogen electric vehicle Hydrogen, as vehicle fuel, is greener in the environment and allows for fast charging (by EV standards) to be more controversial. Although it has not become mainstream yet, more OEMs are exploring the hydrogen route. Hyundai is one of the companies that just revealed its second-generation Nexo based on the Initium-based concept revealed last year. Hyundai Nexo Hydrogen Electric Vehicle When I looked at the second generation of modern hydrogen hydrogen electric vehicles, I felt very familiar and some bells rang. This is because it is based on the modern initialization concept that was demonstrated last October 2024. It's completely different from the first generation of Nexo and its curve design language, and it's now even more quirky. New modern Nexo (above) and modern initialization concept (above) Compared to the Initium concept, it will be difficult for anyone to make a difference on the new Nexo. This is because the production version of Nexo…
2026 Hyundai Nexo FCEV is a hydrogen SUV
Can FCEVs like the new Hyundai Nexo help hydrogen take off? go through Brad Anderson 2 hours ago The rugged new Nexo has an overhaul design and a more powerful drivetrain. Hyundai updated the interior with a new screen and a Palisade-style console. Pricing and availability details for the second-generation NEXO have not been announced yet. While this looks like a concept car, it is actually the second-generation Hyundai Nexo FCEV, unveiled at the Seoul Mobile Show in South Korea. Nexo can thank its concept car for its view, the Initium concept unveiled by Hyundai in October, which previews this new model, and like other Hyundai models, the production model still fits the concept. This new model is based on the modern "art of steel" design language and definitely doesn't look like its predecessor. Although the old Nexo has a cute and curved design, the new Nexo has a more solid and blocky design that also clearly distinguishes it from…
Modern Nexo Class Action Filed in California
Class action lawsuit accused the Hyundai Nexo hydrogen fuel cell SUV with false advertising. March 15, 2025 - Hyundai Nexo class action lawsuit accuses California's entire idea of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles as a disaster. Hyundai Nexo is a hydrogen fuel cell SUV sold only in California, and the class action lawsuit includes: “All persons or entities who have purchased or rented new or used modern Nexo vehicles in California within four years prior to filing the complaint on the date of this class certification.” The Hyundai Nexo lawsuit is filed not only against Hyundai, but also against California Gov. Gavin Newsom, and the True Zero, which owns and operates hydrogen gas stations throughout California. According to the class action lawsuit, the publicity for hydrogen fuel fuel based on the "limited" or "blue" version is 354 to 380 miles. Hyundai promotes the new Nexo to refuel in just five minutes, and sales agents allegedly told customers that more hydrogen gas…
Hyundai warns Nexo owners to park their cars outdoors to avoid hydrogen refueling
A faulty pressure relief valve can rupture and cause leaks, which can cause a fire in a confined space with a source of ignition. go through Brad Anderson 12 hours ago An investigation has revealed that hydrogen gas may escape while the Nexo is being driven. The recall affects 1,545 Nexo models delivered in the United States. Hyundai is not aware of any fires or crashes caused by faulty pressure relief devices. Hyundai is urging owners of 2019-2024 Nexo models to park their hydrogen-powered SUVs outdoors and "away from buildings" because they have the potential to leak hydrogen and potentially catch fire. This recall certainly won't help the broader hydrogen vehicle market, which has been developing at a snail's pace over the past few years. Hyundai said the affected Nexo models are equipped with a heat-activated pressure relief device (TPRD), which vents hydrogen gas into the atmosphere to prevent overpressure in the hydrogen fuel tank when overheating is detected. It…
2026 Hyundai Nexo prototype proves hydrogen is here to stay
The second-generation Hyundai Nexo will be launched in 2025 with a new look. This hydrogen-powered SUV is expected to have a range of nearly 500 miles and better performance. It shares design elements with the latest Santa Fe while retaining its own unique features. Earlier this month, BMW confirmed that it will launch a hydrogen-powered car in 2028 with the help of Toyota, but two years before that, we will welcome Hyundai's second-generation Nexo SUV. var adpushup = window.adpushup = window.adpushup || {que:()}; adpushup.que.push(function() { if (adpushup.config.platform !== "DESKTOP"){ adpushup.triggerAd("4d84e4c9 -9937-4f84-82c0-c94544ee6f2a"); } else{ adpushup.triggerAd("6a782b01-facb-45f3-a88f-ddf1b1f97657"); } }); The new Nexo's curves have been replaced with sleeker, more purposeful straight lines, and the SUV's practicality seems to have been enhanced thanks to a slightly more upright rear. The boxy styling shows family links to the new Santa Fe from the B-pillar onwards, but the Nexo's shorter wheelbase and pronounced waistline curvature behind the rear doors make the two cars easily distinguishable. RELATED:…
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