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Hyundai Motor Group Donates 20 Vehicles to Support Abused Children
Hyundai Motor Group is donating 20 vehicles to help children affected by abuse in South Korea.
The vehicles will go to 20 child protection agencies for home visits and mobile counseling.
The donation includes 12 vans for counseling and eight small electric cars suited to visits in urban areas.
The vans will have seating, screens and supplies for counseling and psychological support.
The vehicles are intended to help agencies reach children and provide support closer to where they live.
Since 2014, the group says it has given 192 vehicles to 86 agencies nationwide.
Hyundai Motor Group said it will donate 20 vehicles to support children who have experienced abuse.
The vehicles will go to child protection agencies for home visits and mobile counselling.
Twelve vans will be distributed to 12 agencies, and eight small electric vehicles to eight agencies.
The vans will include counselling spaces with swivel seats, monitors and psychological therapy materials.
Since 2014, the group has provided 192 vehicles to 86 child protection agencies across South Korea.
- Who
- Hyundai Motor Group is donating the vehicles to child protection agencies.
- What
- It will donate 20 vehicles to support children who have experienced abuse.
- When
- The group announced the donation on Oct. 14, 2026.
- Where
- The vehicles will be distributed to agencies across South Korea.
- Why
- The i-CARE CAR program supports abused children and child protection work through home visits and mobile counselling.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Hyundai Motor Group began providing vehicles to child protection agencies.
The group announced it would donate 20 vehicles, bringing its total support since 2014 to 192 vehicles.
- Total donation
- 20 vehicles
- Mobile counselling vehicles
- 12 Staria and Carnival vans for 12 agencies
- Small electric vehicles
- 8 Casper EV and Ray EV vehicles for 8 agencies
- Cumulative support
- 192 vehicles to 86 agencies since 2014
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The i-CARE project began to support children affected by abuse and child protection work more closely.
We will always be together so that every child can nurture their dreams in a safer environment.