Hyundai Motor Group announced the significant expansion of its investment plan in the United States. The company will invest $26 billion in the US between 2025 and 2028. This investment will strengthen the group’s presence in strategic sectors such as automotive, steel, and robotics.

Hyundai Increases US Investments

Hyundai, adding $5 billion to the $21 billion plan announced in March 2025, furthers its growth targets in the US market. Key investments include strategic steel production, increased automotive production capacity, and a robotics innovation center.

A new steel mill in Louisiana will strengthen the local supply chain by supporting critical sectors such as automotive manufacturing. Group companies such as Hyundai and Kia aim to expand their US production facilities to respond more quickly to consumer demands.

Another important step for the group will be the establishment of a high-tech robotics facility with an annual production capacity of 30,000 units. This center will encompass design, manufacturing, and testing processes, becoming a leading hub for the US robotics ecosystem.

With these investments, Hyundai Motor Group aims to create approximately 25,000 new direct jobs in the US over the next four years. The company is also accelerating its commercial activities in autonomous driving and robotics with technology subsidiaries such as Boston Dynamics and Motional. It is also increasing its collaborations with American companies in future technologies such as artificial intelligence and autonomous driving.

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