Amid rising skepticism, concerns about Hyundai and Kia's commitment to carbon neutrality intensify as discussions on user forums reveal potential roadblocks and a lack of transparency regarding their CO2 Emission Monitoring System (SCEMS).
Since announcing the SCEMS was based on Hedera technology, updates have been scarce. People wonder about the project's current state. A participant remarked, "The promised Q1 use case never happened, and there is radio silence about it."
Hyundai and Kia recently introduced IGIS, aimed at improving functionality and reducing their carbon footprint. Yet, doubts linger about the timing of this rollout. Eric Piscini, CEO of Hashgraph, maintains his support but questions over when IGIS will launch remain unaddressed.
As summertime looms, uncertainty about Hyundai and Kia's collaboration with Hedera deepens. Key inquiries persist:
Are they postponing updates pending Hashsphere's launch to enhance privacy?
What has stalled the onboarding of 26 suppliers?
Why is there no news on carbon tokenization strategies?
The community is starting to express mixed feelings. Some voices still hold out hope that these companies will fulfill their commitments, while others express frustration with the stalled developments. Comments from participants reflect a mixture of skepticism and optimism:
π "Hyundai/Kiaβs IGIS signifies a leap in commitment to carbon neutrality."
β "The promised Q1 use case never happenedβradio silence reigns."
Emerging themes from user comments reveal:
π¬ "Force them to come onto the network? Is maybe a better question. "
π¬ "Poor judgment, OPyou really sound like you hate your life or a brokie."
Innovation Hurdles: Delays continue to fuel concerns about project timelines.
Response to Criticism: Some community members believe critical voices dominate discussions, impacting perceptions.
Calls for Clarity: Strong demand for transparency on milestones, particularly concerning the promised use cases.
"The promised Q1 use case never happened and there is radio silence" - A critical community voice.
As 2025 progresses, can Hyundai and Kia deliver on their ambitious goals, or will questions continue to overshadow their plans? The anticipated transition to IGIS may clarify some issues, yet ongoing silence from both companies raises concerns about the future of carbon neutrality efforts in the automotive sector.