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Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motor Group held a rare joint gathering on Nov. 9 to strengthen cooperation in physical AI and next-generation mobility, hosting 177 executives from both companies at Samsung's Seocheon training center for an 'HMG Appreciation Day' event. Yonhap reports Samsung hosted the large-scale networking event, while Chosun Ilbo notes the plan extends beyond semiconductors, batteries, and electronics to combine capabilities in robotics and energy. Hankyoreh frames the move as elevating a cooperation that began with founders Lee Byung-chul and Chung Ju-yung into advanced industry collaboration. Korea Times reports Hyundai's hydrogen brand HTWO also partnered with Air Liquide the same day to expand hydrogen mobility in China. Korean media emphasize the 'one team' strategy: Korea Economic Daily quotes Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jeon Young-hyun saying, "Hyundai Motor Group and Samsung are partners who have written Korea's industrial history together," expecting Hyundai's mobility vision and Samsung's technology to open "infinite possibilities." Business Korea notes the two groups have built trust across three generations since their founding eras, while Kyunghyang Shinmun describes the event as a strategic partnership push involving top executives from both sides.