Hankook & Company Group Donates Vehicles to Social Welfare Facilities for 18 Consecutive Years

Supporting Transportation-Vulnerable Individuals Since 2008
A Total of 661 Vehicles Donated to Date

Hankook & Company Group announced on December 11 that it will donate vehicles to 15 social welfare facilities across the country to support transportation-vulnerable individuals who face difficulties with mobility.

On December 10, Hankook & Company Group held the '2025 Vehicle Sharing Donation Ceremony' at its headquarters Techno Plex in Pangyo, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, attended by key figures including Kim Junhyun, Chief Operating Officer of Hankook & Company, and Hwang Youngki, Chairman of Green Umbrella Children's Foundation.

On the 10th, Hankook & Company Group held the '2025 Vehicle Sharing Donation Ceremony' at their headquarters Techno Plex in Pangyo, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, attended by key figures including Kim Junhyun, Chief Operating Officer of Hankook & Company, and Hwang Youngki, Chairman of Green Umbrella Children's Foundation. Hankook & Company

As part of its flagship social contribution initiative, the Vehicle Sharing program, Hankook & Company Group has provided a total of 661 vehicles to social welfare organizations and vulnerable groups nationwide over the past 18 years since 2008. This year, applications for support were accepted from social welfare facilities nationwide through Green Umbrella Children's Foundation, and 15 organizations were selected through a review process.

The selected organizations will each receive one Hyundai Staria van. The vehicles are tailored to user needs, including tourer, kinder, and wheelchair lift-converted models. The company will also cover acquisition and registration taxes, delivery fees, and exterior wrapping costs required for vehicle handover.

Hankook & Company Group is carrying out a variety of social contribution activities based on its integrated ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) brand, 'Driving Forward, Together,' which reflects the management philosophy of Chairman Cho Hyunbum. In the first half of this year, the company newly launched the 'Vehicle Sharing 2.0' program, which supports the self-reliance of marginalized groups in connection with a vehicle-sharing platform.

A Hankook & Company Group representative said, "We hope that the vehicle donations will help improve mobility rights for transportation-vulnerable individuals and address welfare blind spots," adding, "We will continue to promote ESG activities that enhance convenience for those with limited mobility."

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