GM and Hyundai have announced a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on clean energy vehicles, which includes a focus on hydrogen technology. This partnership aims to leverage their strengths and scale to reduce costs and bring a wider range of vehicles and technologies to customers more quickly. The agreement opens up possibilities for co-developing passenger and commercial vehicles across internal combustion engines, electric vehicles, and hydrogen technologies. Both companies, known for their investments in clean energy vehicles, see this collaboration as an opportunity to enhance competitiveness and drive cost efficiencies. Hyundai, in particular, has been a significant investor in hydrogen fuel cell technology, with investments in hydrogen fuel cell plants and hydrogen-powered trucks already in operation in Europe. The success of Hyundai's Nexo SUV in achieving a global record in driving range with hydrogen fuel cells highlights the potential of hydrogen technology to improve vehicle performance and efficiency. This partnership mirrors the trend in the automotive industry towards cleaner energy solutions, with a focus on reducing emissions and achieving carbon neutrality.