Wiltshire-based automotive manufacturers could soon be collaborating with South Korean innovators to develop next-generation hydrogen vehicles under a new agreement signed by Business West.
South Korea is expected to become a world leader in hydrogen mobility, with a clear strategy to have 6.2m hydrogen powered vehicles on its roads by 2040. Plans to generate hydrogen from green power sources are under way.
The technology is expected to add 43 trillion won (£29bn) to the South Korean economy, with vehicle maker Hyundai already investing 7.6 trillion won in developing hydrogen technology.
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