Seoul: Hyundai Motor Group has unveiled plans to invest an unprecedented 125.2 trillion won (approximately $86.5 billion) in South Korea over the next five years, marking one of the largest corporate investment commitments in the country’s history. The ambitious plan aims to strengthen Hyundai’s domestic operations, advance research and development, and expand production capacities in line with the global shift toward electric and smart mobility.

The announcement comes shortly after the South Korea–United States trade agreement, which reduced U.S. tariffs on Korean-made vehicles from 25% to 15%. Hyundai officials cited the deal as a key factor in bolstering confidence for further investment, as it creates a more stable export environment while encouraging the company to innovate and enh

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