Hyundai Motor Group and Nanyang Technological University in Singapore have entered a three-year research collaboration agreement to advance towards carbon neutrality through joint research in the fields of hydrogen energy business and advanced energy systems. The partnership focuses on developing alternative energy sources using Hyundai's advanced energy technologies, like the Plastic-to-Hydrogen and Waste-to-Hydrogen systems, suitable for Singapore's unique characteristics. The collaboration aims to address Singapore's challenges in achieving carbon neutrality, given its heavy reliance on natural gas for power generation. Another aspect of the partnership is the establishment of a joint research center with NTU and A*STAR to conduct research in innovative manufacturing domains such as AI, robotics, and 3D printing, aiming to accelerate the development of sustainable mobility solutions. The signing ceremony, attended by key figures from Hyundai Motor Group, NTU, A*STAR, and government officials from Singapore and Korea, highlighted the transformative influence of Hyundai Motor Group in manufacturing and customer experience. The partnership reflects a shared strategic vision to create innovative and sustainable mobility solutions, emphasizing Hyundai's commitment to advancing technology and contributing to a greener future.