Hyundai Motor Group demonstrated its leadership in hydrogen technology at the World Hydrogen Summit 2025 in Rotterdam, Netherlands, from May 20 to 22. The Group actively participated in the exhibition and strategic Roundtable sessions, presenting its hydrogen initiatives to shape the future of the hydrogen economy. In partnership with H2KOREA at the Korea Pavilion, Hyundai showcased its hydrogen value chain under the HTWO brand, emphasizing advancements in fuel cells for various applications. The Pavilion highlighted a hydrogen-integrated society's diorama, aligning with efforts to decarbonize ports and urban infrastructure, including the Port of Rotterdam's environmental goals. Hyundai's participation, alongside KOTRA and Doosan Fuel Cell, showcased South Korea's contributions to global hydrogen innovation. Jaehoon Chang, Vice Chair of Hyundai Motor Group and Co-Chair of the Hydrogen Council, emphasized the need for standardization and collaboration in expanding the hydrogen value chain during the Ministerial-CEO Roundtable. Additionally, global leaders at a high-level roundtable discussed strategies to advance the hydrogen economy, focusing on financial incentives, hydrogen integration for economic benefits, and sustainable infrastructure to meet growing global demand. Hyundai Motor Group reiterated its commitment to lead the hydrogen transition by building partnerships and creating a viable global hydrogen ecosystem.