Hyundai Motor India is making strides in hydrogen technology by establishing a Hydrogen Innovation Centre at IIT Madras, investing Rs 180 crore in the state-of-the-art facility. The centre, to be operational by 2026, will focus on advancing hydrogen technology through green hydrogen generation, localizing manufacturing processes, and hosting pilot demonstrators for hydrogen mobility. This initiative, part of Hyundai's strategy to position Tamil Nadu as an automotive innovation hub, was inaugurated by Tamil Nadu CM M K Stalin during the Tamil Nadu Investment Conclave in Chennai. The partnership aims to accelerate hydrogen mobility adoption in Tamil Nadu and contribute to India's transition to a hydrogen-based economy. The Hydrogen Innovation Centre at IIT Madras is poised to catalyze hydrogen technology innovations, providing a platform for startups, researchers, and industry leaders to collaborate and drive advancements in the hydrogen mobility space.