- Hyundai Translead expands hydrogen truck customer support.
- Range strengthens Xcient Fuel Cell access nationwide.
On August 25, Hyundai Translead announced that Range Zero Emissions had joined its authorized commercial vehicle dealer network, expanding customer access to Hyundai Motor’s Xcient Fuel Cell truck and supporting the growth of hydrogen mobility in North America. The addition strengthens the commercial vehicle manufacturer’s customer support footprint by providing a dedicated location for sales, service and related assistance. The move comes as hydrogen-powered transportation gains momentum in the region and reflects continued efforts to make fuel-cell commercial vehicles more accessible to customers.
Range Zero Emissions is described as the nation’s largest multi-OEM commercial EV distribution platform, bringing vehicles, infrastructure, financing, incentive expertise, service and support together under one roof. Through its showroom and service center in Fife, Washington, Range will primarily support Xcient Fuel Cell customers across Washington state. Its broader platform is designed to combine vehicle distribution with infrastructure and customer-support capabilities, giving commercial operators access to multiple services associated with the adoption and operation of electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles.
Hydrogen Truck Support Expands Across North America
The partnership adds to ongoing efforts to strengthen support for hydrogen-powered transportation, including recent Xcient Fuel Cell truck expansion efforts in California. By adding another authorized location, Hyundai Translead is expanding the network available to customers operating or considering fuel-cell commercial trucks. The development is particularly relevant as manufacturers and fleet operators continue evaluating hydrogen as an alternative powertrain for commercial transportation. Expanded regional service and support can help improve customer access to the resources required to operate fuel-cell trucks in markets where hydrogen mobility infrastructure is developing.
Hyundai Translead’s Role in Xcient Fuel Cell Distribution
Headquartered in San Diego, California, Hyundai Translead is a van trailer manufacturer and is wholly owned by Hyundai Motor Company. Hyundai Translead is also the exclusive distributor of Hyundai Motors’ Xcient Fuel Cell trucks in North America. The addition of Range Zero Emissions therefore expands the authorized commercial vehicle network supporting the Xcient Fuel Cell program, while giving customers in Washington access to a dedicated showroom and service center. The development reinforces the broader effort to establish customer support capabilities alongside the deployment of hydrogen-powered commercial vehicles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Range Zero Emissions addition mean for Xcient Fuel Cell customers?
The addition gives Xcient Fuel Cell customers in Washington access to a dedicated showroom and service center supporting hydrogen-powered commercial transportation. Range Zero Emissions brings vehicle distribution, infrastructure, financing, incentive expertise, service and support together through its commercial EV platform. The Fife, Washington location will primarily serve Xcient Fuel Cell customers throughout the state. The expanded authorized network also supports the broader deployment of Hyundai Motor’s fuel-cell trucks in North America by strengthening regional customer access to sales, service and operational resources.
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