Eco-friendly Vehicle Specialized 'Hyundai EV Card' Also Launched

Launching 'Hyundai Mobility Card' for Optimizing Mobility Life View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Yu Je-hoon] Hyundai Motor Company announced on the 26th that it has launched the 'Hyundai Mobility Card' in collaboration with Hyundai Card.


The Hyundai Mobility Card is a Hyundai-exclusive card that accumulates Blue Members points, characterized by being specialized for mobility life with benefits focused on new car buyers.


It offers additional point accumulation benefits when using mobility-related industries such as fuel, maintenance, car wash, public transportation, and car sharing, and operates in two tiers: Basic and Platinum.


Additionally, the Hyundai Mobility Basic Card provides a special 1.5% accumulation benefit when purchasing a new Hyundai car, and when spending over 500,000 KRW per month, 1% of the amount spent at all affiliated stores is accumulated as Blue Members points without limit. Depending on the industry, an additional 1-2% accumulation is applied, with up to 3% (monthly spending limit of 300,000 KRW) for vehicle maintenance industries and up to 2% (300,000 KRW limit) for mobility industries.


The Hyundai Mobility Platinum Card offers a special 2% accumulation benefit when purchasing a new Hyundai car, and when spending over 2,000,000 KRW per month, it provides 1.5 times the additional accumulation benefits of the Basic card in the basic accumulation, vehicle maintenance, and mobility areas.



In addition, the 'Hyundai EV Card,' optimized for eco-friendly mobility life, has also been launched. The Hyundai EV Card maximizes reward benefits when charging electric and hydrogen vehicles, allowing accumulation of up to 100% (monthly limit of 20,000 KRW) in Blue Members points depending on monthly spending, and also provides a special 1.5% accumulation benefit when purchasing a new Hyundai car.


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