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Hyundai Motor has announced significant educational investments in Coastal Georgia's STEM initiatives. The company has partnered with the SAE Foundation to implement the A World In Motion (AWIM) PreK-12 program in Bryan County School District, reaching approximately 800 fourth-grade students.
The company has also expanded its partnership with the H2GP Foundation, implementing the Hydrogen STEM and RC Programs in Bryan County. The program includes sponsoring 16 teams for the Georgia Hydrogen Grand Prix, with winners advancing to the H2GP World Finals in Germany.
Additionally, Hyundai has donated $25,000 to Georgia Southern University for STEM scholarships, bringing their total contribution to $55,000. These initiatives are strategically aligned with Hyundai's presence in the region, particularly near their new electric vehicle plant, Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) in Bryan County.
Hyundai Motor Company (HYMTF) and Tate have announced two significant developments in their cultural partnership. First, Northern Sámi artist Máret Ánne Sara has been selected as the tenth annual Hyundai Commission artist, who will create a new site-specific installation for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall from October 14, 2025, to April 6, 2026.
Additionally, Hyundai Motor and Tate have extended their partnership until 2036, continuing their support of both the Hyundai Commission and Hyundai Tate Research Centre: Transnational. This extension builds upon their initial 2014 partnership, which marked the longest initial commitment from a corporate partner in Tate's history.
Sara, born in 1983 to a Sámi reindeer herding family, is known for exploring global ecological issues through her community's perspective, focusing on Nordic colonialism's impact and environmental preservation using materials derived from reindeer herding.
Hyundai Motor America achieved record-breaking February 2025 sales of 62,032 units, marking a 3% increase from February 2024 and the fifth consecutive month of record-setting total sales.
Notable achievements include all-time February records for Santa Fe HEV (+194%), Tucson (+2%), and IONIQ 6 (+12%). The company demonstrated strong performance in electrified vehicles, with hybrid electric vehicle sales surging 57% and total electrified sales growing 35%.
The IONIQ 6 earned recognition as the highest-ranking mass-market BEV in J.D. Power's 2025 U.S. Electric Vehicle Experience Ownership Study. Additionally, the IONIQ 5 and Kona received 2025 Kelley Blue Book Best Buy Awards in their respective categories.
Hyundai Motor Company President and CEO José Muñoz has been named MotorTrend's 2025 Person of the Year and tops their Power List. Under his leadership since 2019, Hyundai has achieved consecutive record results, helping Hyundai Motor Group become the world's third-largest automaker.
Key achievements include a $12.6 billion investment in a new HMG assembly plant and two battery joint ventures in Georgia, contributing to the group's total $20.5 billion U.S. investment that created over 570,000 American jobs. The company has expanded its presence with investments in Alabama manufacturing, a Safety Test Lab in Michigan, and its North American headquarters in California.
Muñoz's tenure has seen Hyundai transform from a value-focused brand to one associated with quality and luxury, evidenced by recent MotorTrend awards for Genesis GV70 and Hyundai IONIQ 5.
The Hyundai IONIQ 6 has achieved a significant milestone by being named the highest-ranking mass-market battery electric vehicle (BEV) in the J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Electric Vehicle Experience Ownership Study. The vehicle improved from its previous third-place position, scoring more than 26 points above the mass-market BEV category average.
The study evaluates consumer satisfaction based on key factors including range, driving enjoyment, charging convenience, and overall vehicle quality. The IONIQ 6's success is attributed to three main factors: vehicle range, cost of ownership, and quality/reliability.
Key features of the IONIQ 6 include:
- Up to 342 miles range on a single charge (EPA-estimate, SE RWD trim)
- Ultra-fast charging capability (10% to 80% in 18 minutes at 350-kW DC stations)
- Aerodynamic design for improved efficiency
- Advanced infotainment system and SmartSense safety features
Hyundai Motor (HYMTF) and Samsung Electronics have successfully completed a pilot project for Private 5G (P-5G) RedCap technology, marking a significant advancement in smart manufacturing. The technology will be showcased at MWC25 Barcelona from March 3-6, 2025.
The collaboration verified P-5G RedCap technology, which offers simplified device configurations, reduced bandwidth usage, and lower power consumption compared to traditional Wi-Fi. Hyundai integrated Qualcomm's Snapdragon X35 5G Modem-RF System chipsets into its Diagnostic Scan system for vehicle inspection.
Since January 2025, testing has been conducted at Samsung's Suwon campus, focusing on vehicle inspection equipment. Hyundai plans to implement this technology in its new EV-dedicated plant in Ulsan, scheduled to open in 2026, expanding its smart manufacturing capabilities.
Hyundai Motor CEO José Muñoz conducted his first town hall meeting at the Namyang R&D Center, marking its 30th anniversary. During the meeting, Muñoz outlined the company's strategic vision, emphasizing customer-centric philosophy and quality standards as key priorities for sustainable success.
The CEO highlighted the R&D Center's important role in Hyundai's position as a top three global mobility brand. The 3.47 million-square-meter facility serves as a comprehensive research hub, featuring world-class capabilities in software development, design, engineering, and vehicle testing.
Muñoz emphasized Hyundai's achievements in global EV and autonomous driving, attributing the company's recent success in World Car of the Year Awards to the work conducted at Namyang. He encouraged direct communication between employees and stressed the importance of maintaining high expectations for quality and customer service across all operations.
Hyundai Motor America has made a donation to The Narrow Door, a nonprofit organization in Coachella Valley focused on hunger relief and homelessness prevention. The donation is part of Hyundai's corporate social responsibility initiative, Hyundai Hope, which aims to support community health, safety, and food security.
The Narrow Door, operating since 2009, provides essential services including food distribution and homelessness prevention. The organization operates the region's first licensed catering truck specifically for homeless outreach. Recently, they've focused on supporting individuals affected by Southern California wildfires.
According to a recent economic impact report, Hyundai's U.S. operations, including its North American headquarters, Alabama assembly plant, Metaplant America, R&D facilities, and 835 independent dealers, contribute $20.1 billion annually and create 190,000 jobs to the U.S. economy.
Hyundai Motor Company's IONIQ 5 N has set a new electric vehicle (EV) record at 'Attack Tsukuba 2025' in Japan, achieving a lap time of 57.446 seconds. The IONIQ 5 N TA (Time Attack) Spec, driven by Japanese professional driver Nobuteru Taniguchi, outperformed the nearest EV competitor by almost two seconds.
The vehicle, which previously won at the 2024 Pikes Peak International Hill Climb, features enhanced specifications including a boosted output of 687 PS, modified speakers over 120 dB, new shock absorbers, motorsport-grade brakes, and various safety upgrades. Despite these modifications, the vehicle retains most of its production components in critical systems.
This achievement strengthens Hyundai's position in Japan's growing EV market, where the company recently launched its INSTER sub-compact electric SUV.
Hyundai Motor Group marks 20 years of innovation at its California Proving Ground (CPG), celebrating two decades of comprehensive vehicle testing and development. The $80 million facility, opened in 2005 in California City, has tested over 5,000 Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis vehicles, covering more than 20-million miles.
Located in the Mojave Desert, the 4,500-acre facility features extensive testing infrastructure including a 6.4-mile oval track, 2-million square-foot Vehicle Dynamics Area, 2.75-mile winding road track, and a 3.3-mile hill road. The facility conducts comprehensive vehicle evaluations, focusing on durability, ride handling, noise testing, and heat protection assessments.
Executive Chair Euisun Chung emphasized the facility's important role in future innovations, particularly in AI, robotics, Software Defined Vehicles, electrification, and hydrogen technology. The CPG includes three equipped garages and a material-weathering facility, serving as a key center for Hyundai Motor Group's North American operations.
