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Hyundai launches mobile education project in Jakarta
Hyundai has launched a project to improve access to education in Jakarta, Indonesia.
It is working with the children’s rights group Save the Children to reach 13 middle schools in the city’s north and east, where education infrastructure is relatively limited.
About 1,300 students and 130 teachers are expected to take part.
An electric bus will serve as a mobile classroom, with tables, tablets and other teaching equipment.
Lessons will use videos linked to Indonesia’s curriculum and activities based on Minecraft, along with guidance for teachers.
The project aims to narrow gaps in education access by bringing learning resources to schools.
Hyundai says it expects the project to provide students with learning opportunities about future mobility as well.
Hyundai has launched a mobile education project in Jakarta to improve access to education.
The project will serve 13 middle schools in northern and eastern Jakarta, where education infrastructure is relatively limited.
About 1,300 students and 130 teachers are expected to take part.
An electric bus equipped with educational materials will serve as a mobile learning space.
Hyundai is working with Save the Children on the project.
- Who
- Hyundai and Save the Children are working together, with about 1,300 students and 130 teachers expected to participate.
- What
- They launched Hyundai Universal Solution, a project using a mobile education space to provide lessons.
- When
- The launch event was held on October 21, 2026, local time. Hyundai announced the launch on October 22.
- Where
- Jakarta, Indonesia, with the project serving schools in northern and eastern Jakarta.
- Why
- To improve access to education and help address differences in local education infrastructure.
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Hyundai held the project launch event at Hyundai Motorstudio Senayan Park in Jakarta.
Hyundai announced that the project had officially begun.
- Project
- Hyundai Universal Solution
- Schools
- 13 middle schools in northern and eastern Jakarta
- Expected student participants
- About 1,300
- Expected teacher participants
- About 130
- Mobile learning space
- An electric bus equipped with tables, tablet computers and other educational materials
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