Hyundai Motor Group's Executive Chairman Chung Euisun visited the company's Czech manufacturing plant as part of a state trip with South Korean President Yoon Seok Yeol. During the visit, Hyundai signed agreements with Czech companies and universities to collaborate on future mobility initiatives, including hydrogen energy and advanced automotive technologies. Europe, as the world's second-largest electric vehicle market, has seen slowing demand, prompting Hyundai to focus on hybrid models like the Tucson Hybrid and expand its EV lineup with models like the Kona Electric and Ioniq series. Additionally, Hyundai entered a partnership with Skoda Electric to work on hydrogen fuel cell technology, aiming to boost the adoption of hydrogen vehicles in Europe. The company also signed an agreement with the Technical University of Ostrava and South Korean research institutes to drive innovation in mobility technologies. These collaborations highlight Hyundai's commitment to innovation, sustainability, and driving the future of green mobility in Europe.