Hyundai Motor Group Donates $500,000 for Flood Recovery Efforts in Nepal and Tibet
Donation Delivered to the Korean Red Cross
Hyundai Motor Group announced on September 9 that it will donate a total of 500,000 dollars in relief funds to the Nepal and Tibet regions, which have recently suffered severe damage due to flooding.
The funds pledged on this day will be delivered through the Korean Red Cross and used for local relief operations and recovery efforts.
A representative from Hyundai Motor Group stated, "We would like to extend our condolences to everyone facing hardship due to the sudden flooding in Nepal and Tibet, and we hope this support will help expedite the recovery process, even in a small way."
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Meanwhile, as a member of the international community, Hyundai Motor Group has previously provided donations and essential supplies for large-scale disasters overseas, including the earthquake in Venezuela in July 2026, wildfires in California, United States in 2025, the earthquake in Morocco and flooding in Libya in 2023, as well as the earthquake in Türkiye.
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