Hyundai Motor Group announced that it operated specially designed vehicles throughout the city during the 18th G20 Summit held in New Delhi, India, until the 10th. Following the ASEAN Summit held in Jakarta, Indonesia, the art car promoting the Busan World Expo expanded its stage to India.


Hyundai Motor Company's Ioniq 5 Art Car toured near Qutb Minar, a major landmark in New Delhi, India. <Photo by Hyundai Motor Group>

Hyundai Motor Company's Ioniq 5 Art Car toured near Qutb Minar, a major landmark in New Delhi, India.

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The vehicle was created in collaboration with domestic graffiti artist Jay Flow. The company explained that during the event period, the car toured major areas of New Delhi to create a favorable atmosphere about Busan among key international figures, tourists, and locals.


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To emphasize the vision of the Busan World Expo at this G20 Summit, Hyundai Motor Group selected the dedicated electric vehicle Ioniq 5, produced at its Chennai plant in India, as the art car. The vehicle featured symbols of Busan such as the Gwangandaegyo Bridge and seagulls, along with phrases like "Busan Is Ready."


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