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Hyundai mobility and energy development initiatives

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Hyundai Motor Group and its affiliates are expanding partnerships to advance mobility and energy technologies. In September 2026, Hyundai Motor Group signed a Letter of Intent with the African Development Bank to support industrialization and sustainable growth in Africa. This collaboration focuses Africa, focusing on renewable energy transitions, electric vehicle value chains, and transport infrastructure. Simultaneously, Hyundai Mobis joined the In South Korean Korea, the development of a future mobility ecosystem has accelerated through the ‘M. AX Alliance’ led by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, along with 18 other organizations, Energy. Hyundai Mobis is serving as an anchor company in this initiative to establish boost the localization of automotive semiconductors, which currently maintains a future mobility ecosystem. 5% domestic rate. This initiative aims effort involves collaborating with fabless companies and research institutes to accelerate commercialize domestically produced chips and support the transition to Software-Defined Vehicles (SDV). Further strategic partnerships include a collaboration between Hyundai Motor Group and increase the localization of automotive semiconductors through cooperation between large corporations, startups, Korea Expressway Corporation to develop next-generation intelligent charging infrastructure and research institutes. test ‘Physical AI’ technologies for highway safety and maintenance. Additionally, the alliance is targeting the robo-taxi sector, with companies such as SWM.ai, Kakao Mobility, and RideFlux working to establish data-sharing formats and utilize domestic components to reduce reliance on foreign parts.

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