The chief of Hyundai Motor Group, Euisun Chung, has hinted at a potential collaboration with Toyota Motor from Japan in the realm of hydrogen-powered mobility. The discussions on hydrogen cooperation arose following meetings between Chung and Toyota's Chairman, Akio Toyoda, during the 2024 World Rally Championship held at Toyota Stadium in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. Chung expressed optimism about the partnership, emphasizing the ongoing discussions and efforts to work together effectively on hydrogen-related projects. Hyundai's existing presence in the hydrogen vehicle market, with models like the Nexo FCEV and recent concept models, showcases its commitment to sustainable transportation. The history of Hyundai's involvement in hydrogen research, dating back to the establishment of a dedicated research organization in 1998, positions the company well to contribute expertise and innovation in the collaboration. Notably, Hyundai's success in the 2024 WRC, with driver Thierry Neuville clinching the drivers' championship title, reflects the company's dedication to automotive excellence. Chung's pride in the team's achievements underscores Hyundai's motivation to continue its pursuit of excellence and innovation in the automotive industry, particularly in the field of hydrogen mobility.