Hyundai and Skoda Group Team Up for Hydrogen Powertrain Development
Key Ideas
  • Hyundai Motor Company and Skoda Group have partnered to collaborate on hydrogen powertrain research and development.
  • Skoda Group, not to be confused with Skoda Auto, specializes in building train engines, carriages, and electric buses.
  • The partnership agreement involves Skoda designing commercial buses and large transports while Hyundai will provide fuel-cell powertrains.
  • Skoda Group has the legal right to use the Skoda Auto nameplate and badge until 2029 as part of a separate agreement.
Hyundai Motor Company and Skoda Group have entered into a partnership agreement focused on the joint research and development of hydrogen powertrains for vehicles. Contrary to common confusion, Skoda Group is distinct from Skoda Auto and is known for its expertise in producing train engines, carriages, and electric buses. The collaboration entails Skoda Group working on the design of buses and other large commercial transports, leveraging Hyundai's fuel-cell powertrains for these vehicles. Additionally, Skoda Group is permitted to use the Skoda Auto nameplate and badge until 2029 under a separate agreement. This strategic partnership aims to combine Skoda's experience in transport manufacturing with Hyundai's advancements in hydrogen technology to drive innovation in the sustainable transportation sector.
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