Hyundai Motor Group's Executive Chairman Chung Euisun visited the company's Czech manufacturing plant to evaluate European operations during a state trip with South Korean President Yoon Seok Yeol. The visit included signing memorandums of understanding with Czech companies and universities, focusing on future mobility initiatives such as hydrogen energy and advanced automotive technologies. Europe's slowing EV demand prompted Hyundai to emphasize strong hybrid models like the Tucson Hybrid while expanding its EV lineup with models like the Kona Electric and upcoming Ioniq 6. Additionally, Hyundai forged a partnership with Skoda Electric to collaborate on hydrogen fuel cell technology, aiming to accelerate the adoption of hydrogen vehicles in Europe. The company also partnered with academic institutions to drive innovation in areas like vehicle-to-everything communication and artificial intelligence. Hyundai's strategic visit highlights its commitment to innovation, sustainability, and advancing hydrogen mobility in Europe.