Abstract:Hyundai Motor Group will invest about 9 trillion won (~$6.3B) in AI data centers, robotics, hydrogen, and solar energy, according to Reuters. The largest share, 5.8 trillion won, will fund an AI data

Hyundai Motor Group will invest about 9 trillion won (~$6.3B) in AI data centers, robotics, hydrogen, and solar energy, according to Reuters. The largest share, 5.8 trillion won, will fund an AI data center with 50,000 GPUs to advance autonomous driving, robotics, and smart city tech.
The company also plans 400 billion won for a robotics factory, 1 trillion won for hydrogen production, and 1.3 trillion won for solar power, creating an integrated clean-energy and tech ecosystem. Projects will be based in the Saemangeum development zone, transforming it into a high-tech industrial hub.
This investment marks Hyundais shift from traditional automaker to a tech-focused conglomerate, betting on software, automation, and sustainable energy to shape the future of mobility.