Hyundai Motor Group’s HTWO brand and Air Liquide plan to connect fuel-cell technology with hydrogen supply infrastructure in China, aiming to encourage wider use of hydrogen-powered vehicles, The Korea Herald reported.
HTWO Guangzhou and Air Liquide China signed their cooperation agreement during China International Import Expo 2026 in Shanghai. The event began last week, according to the report.
HTWO Guangzhou brings fuel-cell technology to the arrangement, while Air Liquide’s role covers hydrogen production, storage and delivery, as well as infrastructure development, the report said. The companies aim to link vehicle fuel-cell systems with hydrogen supply and refueling networks to support wider use of hydrogen-powered vehicles in China.
The Korea Herald described the Guangzhou site as Hyundai Motor Group’s first overseas base for manufacturing hydrogen fuel-cell systems.
