Skoda, the Czech automaker, has joined Hyundai in a collaborative effort to develop a Skoda-branded hydrogen fuel cell vehicle, as outlined in a recent memorandum of understanding (MOU). Believing in the transformative power of hydrogen for sustainable mobility, Skoda's CEO emphasized the importance of energy-efficient solutions. The partnership with Hyundai will allow Skoda to explore new markets and benefit from Hyundai's expertise in fuel cell technology, enhancing the potential impact of hydrogen technologies. Hyundai's significant investments in hydrogen, including the establishment of fuel cell plants in South Korea, position it as a leader in the field. Hyundai's Nexo SUV, the brand's hydrogen vehicle, is set for an upgraded release in 2025, targeting Australian consumers with an impressive range of 804km. Despite the advantages of hydrogen technology in terms of range and payload capacity, concerns over the energy-intensive production process persist. Skoda's collaboration with Hyundai mirrors similar partnerships in the automotive industry, highlighting the increasing focus on hydrogen as a sustainable solution. Notably, while Skoda embraces hydrogen with this collaboration, its parent company Volkswagen has not shown interest in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles.