General Motors (GM) and Hyundai have unveiled a partnership aimed at advancing vehicle development and clean energy technologies. The collaboration will focus on enhancing supply chains and reducing costs to accelerate the introduction of a wider variety of vehicles to the market. This includes a range of vehicles, from those powered by traditional combustion engines to electric and hydrogen technologies. GM Chair and CEO, Mary Barra, highlighted the goal of leveraging the creativity and scale of both companies to deliver more competitive vehicles efficiently. The memorandum of understanding signed between the two automakers marks the beginning of their joint efforts, with binding agreements in the works to formalize their collaboration. By considering joint sourcing for critical materials such as battery components and steel, GM and Hyundai aim to enhance the efficiency and sustainability of their production processes. The partnership signals a commitment to innovation and a shared vision for a more sustainable future in the automotive industry.