Kolon Group, Hyundai, and Kia Motors have joined forces in a partnership to develop advanced composite materials for future mobility solutions. The collaboration, signed at Hyundai's Namyang Research and Development Center in Hwaseong, South Korea, aims to enhance the competitiveness of mobility products by improving hydrogen fuel tanks and electric vehicle battery covers. Kolon Spaceworks, a subsidiary of Kolon Group, recently obtained international certification for its 54-liter hydrogen fuel tank, marking a significant milestone for the company's high-pressure container products. Hyundai and Kia are also aligning with global environmental standards and recycling regulations to ensure sustainable practices in the automotive industry. Hyundai's substantial investment in domestic initiatives this year, including hydrogen technologies, demonstrates a strong commitment to innovation. The partnership's goal is to leverage Kolon's material technology and Hyundai/Kia's smart mobility capabilities to boost the national industry's global competitiveness.