There are only a few cars like Nexo
The Carscoops resource published details about the new Hyundai crossover – The next-generation Nexo model won't arrive until 2026 and will offer an all-new hydrogen powertrain.
Hyundai has reportedly put the brakes on development of the new Nexo due to doubts over its commercial prospects as well as technological issues. Therefore, a car originally planned for 2025 will be released a year later.
Market prospects are unlikely to have become (and will become) significantly better, given the underdeveloped refueling infrastructure, but in terms of technology the situation has improved: Hyundai partnership with W.L. Gore & Associates has come to fruition in the form of new advanced polymer electrolyte membranes (PEM). This will improve the car's power plant. So, if the current version assumes the presence of three identical hydrogen tanks with a volume of 52.2 liters each, then in the new version this volume will be increased, since we are talking about a range of 800 km on one charge instead of 611 km for the current Nexo.
As for the design, the new generation Nexo will be similar to the electric Hyundai Tucson, and the LED strip and lighting technology in general will make it similar to the newest Sonata and the Staria minivan.