South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor Group is preparing a massive investment in advanced robotics, data infrastructure, and hydrogen technology. The multi-billion dollar project could boost the company's expansion into artificial intelligence and autonomous vehicle development.
Hyundai Motor Group is preparing to announce a substantial investment package focused on advanced robotics, data infrastructure, and hydrogen technology development in South Korea, according to industry sources.
The South Korean automotive giant plans to establish these facilities in the Saemangeum region along the country’s western coastline, with sources indicating the investment could reach multi-billion dollar levels.
Industry insiders revealed that Hyundai Motor Group and South Korean government officials are expected to formalize a preliminary agreement for the Saemangeum project as soon as this week.
When contacted for verification, a company representative for Hyundai Motor chose not to provide any statement regarding the reported investment plans.
Financial markets responded enthusiastically to news reports about the potential investment, with Hyundai Motor stock prices jumping 10.5% during trading. The company’s affiliate, Kia, experienced an even stronger rally with shares rising 15% as investors showed excitement about the automakers’ potential move into artificial intelligence applications for self-driving vehicles and robotic systems.
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