KGM, a South Korean automotive manufacturer, has formed a strategic partnership with Phinia Delphi, a French company specialized in hydrogen and diesel engine components, to explore the incorporation of hydrogen into their future vehicle models. This technical cooperation agreement aims to develop a hydrogen powertrain suitable for both industrial and vehicular applications. Supported by the South Korean Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, the collaboration aligns with the country's initiatives to promote low-carbon technologies and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The ultimate goal is to create a 2.0-litre hydrogen engine capable of delivering a driving range exceeding 500km while complying with strict emissions standards. A representative from KGM emphasized the importance of eco-friendly hydrogen engines as a key technology for the future, highlighting the versatility of the technology across various sectors beyond automotive. Leveraging KGM's expertise in internal combustion engines (ICE), the partnership aims to pioneer the alternative fuel market and target niche opportunities in the ICE segment. Additionally, KGM announced plans to introduce a range of plug-in hybrid powertrains within their current lineup of vehicles by 2025, demonstrating a multi-faceted approach to sustainable mobility solutions.