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Hyundai turns over fleet of Ioniq 5 EVs to Makati

HYUNDAI Motor Philippines Inc. (HMPH) officially handed over a fleet of its flagship electric vehicle (EV), the Ioniq 5, to the Makati City government after undergoing a meticulous selection process. Five standard range units in phantom black pearl were carefully chosen for deployment as response vehicles, aimed at bolstering the safety and security of the city's residents and visitors.

The handover ceremony took place at the Makati City Hall open grounds on Jan. 18, 2024, with the presence of Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) executives, including Dongwook Kim, executive vice president of the Strategy Planning Division; and Yongtae Kim, vice president of the Policy Coordination Office for Hydrogen and EV Business. They were joined by HMPH president, Dong Wook Lee, alongside other local management representatives, including Cecil Capacete, managing director; Jae Ha Ryu, directing coordinator for Sales and Dealer Development; and Young Uk Ko, directing coordinator for Aftersales.

Mr. Dongwook Kim underscored Hyundai's commitment to innovation and progress, highlighting the significance of the Ioniq 5 as a testament to HMG's technology and innovation. He emphasized the global recognition garnered by the Ioniq 5 as the World Car of the Year, showcasing its suitability for the progressive city of Makati.

Sang-hwa Lee, ambassador of South of Korea to the Philippines, also commended Makati's proactive stance on responding to climate change and promoting sustainability. He applauded the city's adoption of EVs, aligning with both national goals and HMG's vision of carbon neutrality. The ambassador expressed South Korea's readiness to collaborate with the Philippines in advancing eco-friendly transportation endeavors.

Since 2016, Makati has pledged to become a model city built upon sustainable and resilient communities. Through various initiatives and partnerships with organizations such as Cisco and the Korea International Cooperation Agency Philippines (Koica), the city has made significant strides towards this vision. Recently, Makati was recognized as the sole finalist in the prestigious 2023 World Smart Cities Awards, reaffirming its commitment to leadership and innovation in

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