J's Mobility Contributes to Local Community with ET Van Sponsorship

- One-Year Free Support for ET Van Electric Cargo Vans Imported and Sold by J's Mobility
- Expectation to Activate Cooperative Work as a Foundation for Socially Vulnerable to Be Welcomed and Achieve Their Dreams

Jace Mobility (CEO Yoo Seung-cheol), the importer of the eco-friendly electric cargo van ETIVAN, has signed a sponsorship agreement with Inhwaro Social Cooperative (Chairman Kang Seong-il), a social enterprise managed by Jeju City, to support ETIVAN.

On April 11, the agreement ceremony held at ‘Dongnae Bukeok,’ operated by Inhwaro Social Cooperative, was attended by CEO Yoo Seung-cheol, Chairman Kang Seong-il, and other representatives from both organizations. ‘Dongnae Bukeok’ has been running since August 2022 with support from Jeju Fruit of Love, providing side dish preparation and delivery, lunchbox delivery, and catering services in collaboration with multicultural and single-parent women, career-interrupted women, and elderly residents in Jeju City. Jace Mobility noted that ETIVAN’s spacious cargo bed is well-suited for lunchbox delivery and catering tasks, and in line with Jeju Island’s eco-friendly policies, they aim to contribute to the local community and create a happier world for all. Therefore, they decided to provide ‘Dongnae Bukeok’ with a free vehicle for one year along with maintenance and related services.

At the agreement ceremony, CEO Yoo Seung-cheol stated, "I hope more spaces like Inhwaro Social Cooperative, where socially vulnerable groups can feel welcomed, will be created. If Jace Mobility can offer even a small help in this process, I hope more opportunities for collaboration will arise."

Chairman Kang Seong-il said at the ceremony, “Through this agreement, the vehicle support from Jace Mobility will greatly assist our work, and we will continue to fulfill the cooperative’s role in fostering mutual growth between the local community and socially vulnerable groups.”

Since establishing its headquarters in Jeju in 2021, Jace Mobility has been officially importing and selling the electric cargo van ETIVAN. They have formed a nationwide designated service network of about 60 locations to ensure convenient use of economical and reasonably priced electric commercial vehicles across various industries. Focusing on climate issues and energy utilization, they are expanding related businesses and growing as an eco-friendly company for sustainable future generations. Jace Mobility’s new ETIVAN comes in two models: 2-seater and 4-seater. Equipped with CATL’s highly safe lithium iron phosphate batteries, it achieves a driving range of 245 km on a full charge certified by the Ministry of Environment. The new ETIVAN, featuring ample cargo space and a sleek design, qualifies for the highest government subsidy for cargo vehicles. When combined with local government subsidies and small business support funds, it can be purchased in the ten million KRW range, attracting significant attention from many small business owners recently.

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