Hyundai Motor Opens "Hyundai Motor Garden" at Seoul Children's Grand Park

Hyundai Motor Company announced on the 13th that it has opened the "Hyundai Motor Garden" at Seoul Children's Grand Park, located in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul.

On the 12th, Hyundai Motor Company held the "2025 Hyundai Motor Garden Opening Ceremony" at the main gate plaza of Seoul Children's Grand Park. The event was attended by Jung Yuseok, Vice President and Head of Hyundai Motor Domestic Business Division, Kwak Gwanyong, Senior Secretary for Political Affairs of Seoul City, Kim Youngok, Chair of the Health and Welfare Committee of the Seoul Metropolitan Council, and other officials.

The "Hyundai Motor Garden," created by remodeling the aging main gate plaza of Seoul Children's Grand Park, has been designed as a space to provide visitors with a comfortable place to relax.

The "Hyundai Motor Garden" covers an area of approximately 900 square meters (272.25 pyeong) and features a perennial garden with various shrubs and seasonal flowers, a community rest area, portable stools, and a Hyundai Motor brand wall.

Additionally, by reinterpreting traditional styles such as Hanok roof tiles and incorporating elements of Korean aesthetics throughout the design, the garden is expected to become a symbolic space where tradition and modernity harmoniously coexist.

A Hyundai Motor Company representative stated, "Seoul Children's Grand Park is one of Seoul's most representative parks, visited by about 7 million citizens annually. We hope the beautifully transformed 'Hyundai Motor Garden' will provide visitors with an enjoyable experience. We will continue to engage in various activities that create social value and promote sharing in the future."

Hyundai Motor Company opened the Hyundai Motor Garden at Seoul Children's Grand Park on the 12th. (From left in the photo) Shin Jungwon, Head of Green Umbrella Foundation, Jung Yuseok, Vice President and Head of Hyundai Motor Domestic Business Division, Kwak Gwanyong, Senior Secretary for Political Affairs of Seoul City, and Kim Youngok, Chair of the Health and Welfare Committee of the Seoul Metropolitan Council, are seen taking a commemorative photo. Photo by Hyundai Motor Company

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