Hyundai Motor Company and Škoda Group have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on establishing a hydrogen mobility ecosystem. This partnership, initiated at the Korea-Czech Business Summit in Prague, focuses on adopting hydrogen fuel cell systems and technologies for sustainable mobility projects. The agreement also includes exploring energy-efficient solutions, hydrogen value chain opportunities, and the potential for Hyundai to share its fuel cell technology with Škoda Group. The aim is to accelerate hydrogen adoption globally and promote eco-friendly mobility in markets such as the Czech Republic. Both companies emphasize the essential role of hydrogen in achieving a sustainable society and plan to conduct feasibility studies for diverse fuel cell applications beyond traditional mobility sectors. Hyundai's commitment to building a hydrogen society through its HTWO brand aligns with Škoda Group's vision for sustainable transformation in the mobility industry. The collaboration signifies a significant step towards cleaner energy solutions and innovation in the global mobility ecosystem, showcasing positive synergies between the two automotive giants.