Seeking to remain competitive against fast-growing Chinese automakers and find new sources of growth amid a sharp retreat in its share price, Hyundai Motor Group is stepping up its push into robotics and physical artificial intelligence.The move comes as the world's third-largest automotive group faces growing pressure to improve profitability in its conventional carmaking business amid intensifying competition in the global electric vehicle market, particularly from lower-priced Chinese models.Investors are also questioning when the group's heavy investments in robotics will start to pay o…READ FULL ARTICLE
