Hyundai Motor, Mobility Initiative Connecting Sky and Earth
Published2020.01.07 17:34To realize its future mobility vision, Hyundai Motor Company presented new concept mobility solutions: Urban Air Mobility (UAM), Purpose Built Vehicle (PBV), and Mobility Transfer Hubs.
The video captures Hyundai Motor Company's presentation at CES 2020.
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