Hyundai Motor Group has announced a massive investment plan worth 125.2 trillion won, which is more than 86 billion USD. This investment will be made in South Korea between 2026 and 2030. The plan follows a recent U.S. trade agreement that reduced tariffs, giving Hyundai new financial advantages. With lower trade barriers, the company can redirect more resources toward long-term development at home.
Hyundai intends to strengthen its local production network, expand research programs, and speed up development in future mobility. This includes electric vehicles, battery technology, smart factories, and advanced safety systems. The company also aims to support job creation and help South Korea remain competitive in the global auto market.
A large part of the investment is expected to focus on cleaner technology and innovation. Hyundai wants to boost its electric vehicle lineup, improve energy efficiency, and build stronger supply chains within the country. By investing heavily in modern manufacturing methods, Hyundai hopes to reduce costs, increase output, and enhance global competitiveness.
This long-term plan signals Hyundai’s commitment to South Korea’s economy and its role as a leading global automaker. With strong support from recent trade policies, the company is preparing for steady growth in the next decade.
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