In the era of clean energy and alternative fuel sources, collaborations between automotive giants have become more prevalent. General Motors and Hyundai have recently announced a strategic alliance to develop new passenger and commercial vehicles, focusing on electric vehicles (EVs) and hydrogen fuel cells. This partnership aims to accelerate innovation by leveraging their respective expertise and scales to reduce costs and offer a broader range of technologies to customers at a faster pace. Both companies are actively involved in the electrification of vehicles, with GM offering a variety of EVs across its brands and Hyundai and Kia emerging as strong players in the EV market with popular models such as Hyundai Ioniq 5 and 6, as well as Kia EV6 and EV9. Additionally, both companies are committed to advancing hydrogen technology, with GM co-owning a fuel cell production facility with Honda, and Hyundai emphasizing hydrogen's role in achieving carbon neutrality. While the specific outcomes of this collaboration are still unclear, the joint efforts of GM and Hyundai signal a positive direction towards sustainable transportation solutions.