Akio Toyoda, the chairman of Toyota Motor Corp., is set to visit Seoul to meet with Hyundai Motor Group Chairman Chung Euisun to discuss business cooperation, with a focus on hydrogen vehicles. This marks a shift towards collaboration between the two companies, who are top players in the automotive industry. Both Toyota and Hyundai aim to leverage each other's strengths in hybrid vehicles and EVs, with a new emphasis on hydrogen fuel cell EVs. Hyundai's significant investment in hydrogen vehicles and Toyota's recent hydrogen alliance with BMW showcase their commitment to this sector. The meeting is expected to also cover autonomous vehicles and advanced air mobility projects. Toyota and Hyundai have seen record sales driven by hybrid vehicles, with Toyota leading in global vehicle sales and Hyundai's strong presence in the market. Both companies plan to expand their offerings to include more EVs and hydrogen-powered vehicles. Despite the global sales of hydrogen vehicles decreasing, Toyota and Hyundai remain optimistic about the potential of hydrogen in the future mobility landscape. Toyota's plans to invest in EVs while Hyundai focuses on hydrogen innovation highlight their strategies for future growth in the industry. The meeting in Seoul signifies a strategic shift towards mutual collaboration in shaping the future of mobility.