On June 7, Hyundai Motor Group Executive Chair Euisun Chung and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang convened for a lunch meeting in Seoul, focusing on potential collaborations in future mobility and artificial intelligence. This meeting follows previous discussions at CES 2026 and with Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Jae-yong, indicating a shift from personal ties to strategic cooperation. The informal lunch at Woo Lae Oak, a popular restaurant, highlighted their shared interests in autonomous driving, robotics, and AI infrastructure. Industry analysts suggest that the meeting could lead to a detailed cooperation roadmap, particularly in autonomous driving technology, where Hyundai is developing its systems while utilizing Nvidia's AI platforms. Additionally, discussions may include expanding partnerships in robotics, particularly with Hyundai's Boston Dynamics unit and Nvidia's Isaac platform. The companies previously signed a memorandum of understanding for a $3 billion investment in AI technology centers, and this latest meeting aims to clarify the investment timeline and explore further collaboration in AI factories and digital twins, enhancing manufacturing efficiency and product quality.