Hyundai and General Motors have recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding, suggesting a willingness to collaborate on future vehicle development. The Korean brand is also rumored to be in talks with Toyota for a potential partnership, with a meeting scheduled between Hyundai's chairman, Euisun Chung, and Toyota's chairman, Akio Toyoda. The main focus of the discussion is expected to be hydrogen development, aiming to accelerate the production and infrastructure for fuel cell vehicles. Both automakers have faced challenges in commercializing their hydrogen models, such as Toyota's Mirai and Hyundai's Nexo, but remain committed to advancing fuel cell technology. Toyota has previously partnered with BMW for hydrogen initiatives and is now exploring opportunities with Hyundai to further improve the refueling infrastructure. The collaboration between Toyota and Hyundai could have significant implications for the automotive industry, especially in the realm of hydrogen-powered vehicles. Despite past struggles, both companies are optimistic about the potential advancements that could result from their partnership, highlighting a positive outlook for the future of hydrogen technology in transportation.