Hyundai Motor's HTWO teams up with Air Liquide to expand hydrogen mobility in China
Hyundai Motor Group said Monday its hydrogen business brand HTWO will partner with French industrial gas company Air Liquide to expand hydrogen-powered mobility in China. HTWO Guangzhou, the Korean automotive group's first overseas hydrogen fuel-cell system manufacturing base, signed a cooperation agreement with Air Liquide China on the sidelines of the China International Import Expo 2026, which…
Hyundai Motor Group's hydrogen business unit, HTWO, has announced a collaboration with French industrial gas company Air Liquide to bolster hydrogen-powered mobility in China. The Korean automotive company's HTWO Guangzhou facility, located in China, will work with Air Liquide China to integrate hydrogen fuel-cell system technology with hydrogen production, storage, transportation, and infrastructure development.
The agreement was signed at the China International Import Expo 2026, which took place in Shanghai. This partnership aims to expedite the adoption of hydrogen-powered vehicles in China by combining fuel cell technology with the necessary hydrogen supply and refueling infrastructure.
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