The new brand HTWO stands for ‘H2’, the hydrogen molecule, also representing ‘Hydrogen’ and ‘Humanity’, the two main pillars of Hyundai’s fuel cell business. In short, the brand will present hydrogen as positive energy for humanity. The launch of the new fuel cell system brand HTWO will help facilitate Hyundai’s global fuel cell business and grow the hydrogen ecosystem.

HTWO is an effort to step into the next-generation hydrogen fuel cell system that can be applied to various forms of mobility such as UAM, automobiles, vessels, and trains. With this, the group aims to offer a highly efficient and diversified lineup of hydrogen-powered vehicles.

Hyundai Motor Group company’s HTWO brand initially focus on major hub regions – Korea, the United States, Europe, and China.

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This French giant is a manufacturer of ICU ventilators and Hyundai now helps the company in augmenting their ventilator production and help out in the supply chain also. It is quite important to note that ventilators are in high demand for providing relief to serious COVID 19 patients.

On partnering with Air liquid SS Kim, MD, and CEO, Hyundai Motor India said, “Ventilators and other respiratory aids are critical devices in the fight against COVID-19 and to this end, Hyundai and Air Liquide Medical Systems are working together to ensure a steady supply of ventilators in India. As a socially responsible and caring brand, Hyundai is committed to serving society in every way and will continue to support the government in India’s war against COVID-19.”

Anil Kumar, MD, Air Liquide Medical Systems India, said, “As a company that engages in supporting the healthcare professionals and systems worldwide, we have initiated a prompt response towards the fight against COVID-19 in support of the government of India.

Hyundai has been actively doing social service as it has also handed advanced diagnostic kits from South Korea to ICMR.

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