The Hyundai Nexo is not currently available.

Hyundai’s latest hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle is launching locally in 2026, but don’t expect to pick one up at your local dealership.

The Hyundai Nexo is unavailable to the Aussie public, but that could change with its bigger, bolder, more powerful and longer-range successor.

The Hyundai Nexo has been recalled due to a fault which could cause the hydrogen-powered SUV to catch fire.

Hyundai's next-generation hydrogen SUV has been spied testing, but don't get your hopes up for an Australian arrival.

Hyundai's successor to the Nexo FCEV is due in the first half of 2025. It's claimed to be more powerful and showcases a new design language.

Hyundai is recalling its hydrogen-powered Nexo crossover in the US as it poses a fire risk, and an Australian recall is expected to follow.

One of the world’s largest energy companies is shutting down its refuelling stations in the US, blaming "market factors".

A report from South Korea says the next Hyundai Nexo will be delayed to 2024, suggesting unspecified issues with suppliers are to blame.

The Hyundai Nexo will be the first hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle on a police fleet in the Southern Hemisphere.

The Hyundai Nexo has set a record for a hydrogen fuel-cell electric vehicle, traveling 887.5km on a single tank.

Hyundai's hydrogen and electric SUVs have been recalled to fix a problem with their regenerative braking controllers.

Hyundai’s Nexo hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle isn’t vapourware, nor is the company full of hot air when it talks about its zero-emissions future. The FCEV touches down this year for government fleet use.