Hyundai will run pilot tests with its electric vehicles (EVs) and hydrogen fuel cell cars to boost ultraluxury tourism in Saudi Arabia.
Hyundai Motor Group signed a memorandum of understanding with Red Sea Global to run pilot tests in the ultraluxury tourism destination of Amaala and Ummahat Islands resort. Red Sea Global is owned by the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia, which is in charge of developing the country’s tourism.
“With this MOU, we will explore various cooperation opportunities that can make the best of both parties. Hyundai Motor Group will continue to push for partnerships to secure future growth engines and contribute to the global energy paradigm shift,” said Lee Dong-kun, vice president at Hyundai Motor Group.
Saudi Arabia aims to spread the adoption of green cars by partnering with the South Korean automaker reported the Korea Herald. The pilot tests conducted at Amaala and Ummahat Islands Resorts are expected to promote eco-friendly…