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Hyundai Motor Group recognized in the IIHS 2025 TOP SAFETY PICK (TSP) and TOP SAFETY PICK+ (TSP+) with 12 awards, representing 25% of the total honors in 2025 Hyundai Motor secured five TSP+ awards for the IONIQ 5, KONA, TUCSON, SANTA FE, and IONIQ 6 models Genesis also earned five awards, with four TSP+ selections for the GV60, Electrified GV70, GV70, and GV80, and one TSP for the G90 Kia's EV9 and Telluride SUVs both received TSP+ awards SEOUL, South Korea, March 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyundai Motor Group (the Group) today announced an industry-leading total of 12 models from Hyundai Motor Company, Kia Corporation and Genesis received honors at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) 2025 TOP SAFETY PICK (TSP) and TOP SAFETY PICK+ (TSP+) awards. The Group's total represents more than any other automaker in the annual IIHS assessment, comprising 25 percent of the total awards given so far in 2025. Hyundai Motor Group recognized in the IIHS 2025 TOP SAFETY PICK (TSP) and TOP SAFETY PICK+ (TSP+) with 12 awards, representing 25% of the total honors in 2025 "Outstanding safety performance is core to the Hyundai Motor Group and our achievement in the 2025 IIHS awards, with the most stringent test criteria ever, underscores our unwavering commitment to customers and relentless engineering to deliver the highest level of safety for occupants and road users," said Brian Latouf, President and Global Chief Safety and Quality Officer at Hyundai Motor Group. "These results affirm our dedication to safety leadership for 2025 and beyond." What IIHS TOP SAFETY awards did Hyundai Motor Group brands win? Among the Group's brands, Hyundai Motor and Genesis earned five awards each, while Kia received two, highlighting the exceptional safety standards embedded in Hyundai, Kia and Genesis vehicles as part of the Group's overall mission to deliver to customers uncompromising levels of safety and quality. The five Hyundai Motor TSP+ winners included: IONIQ 5 KONA SUV TUCSON SUV SANTA FE SUV (built after November 2024) IONIQ 6 The four Genesis TSP+ winners included: GV60 SUV Electrified GV70 SUV GV70 SUV (built after April 2024) GV80 SUV The Genesis G90 large luxury sedan was also recognized with a TSP award. The two Kia TSP+ award winners were: EV9 SUV Telluride SUV All vehicles were 2025 model year unless otherwise specified. How did IIHS update its award criteria for 2025? For 2025, the IIHS updated its TSP and TSP+ award criteria, placing even greater emphasis on protection for second-row occupants, with tests requiring advanced seat belt technology and other safety innovations to score highly. Further updates to the testing methods and standards raised the already-high benchmark for consideration, resulting in just 48 models qualifying for this year's awards, compared with 71 last year at this time. With the judging criteria including small and moderate front overlap, side impact and crash prevention tests, as well as measures for pedestrian safety and new, more stringent rear passenger safety standards, Hyundai, Genesis and Kia's excellent performance highlights the dedication to safety that is instilled throughout Hyundai Motor Group. For more information on the changes to the award criteria, visit IIHS.org. More information about Hyundai Motor Group can be found at: http://www.hyundaimotorgroup.com
Happening from 14 – 23 March 2025, this year’s festival features a line-up of new and exciting activities, including a Theatrical Walking Tour based on a fictional account of a letter writer’s life in the 1940s, a guided tour at the recently reopened Chinatown Heritage Centre, Kaya Making Workshops, and more.SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 3 March 2025 - The Chinatown Business Association proudly presents the fourth edition of the Five Footway Festival, running from 14 to 23 March 2025. This festival honours Singapore’s iconic five-footways and Chinatown’s rich heritage through immersive experiences, performances, and workshops. Executive Director of the Chinatown Business Association, Ms Lim Yick Suan shared, "The Five Footways of Chinatown are more than just physical spaces – they are a living testament to the rich heritage, resilience, and spirit of the community that have shaped Singapore especially as we celebrate SG60 this year. This year’s Five Footway Festival provides an opportunity to explore Chinatown's vibrant past through engaging cultural experiences, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and tastes that bring Chinatown’s history to life.” TAKE A STROLL THROUGH HISTORY WITH CAPTIVATING WALKING TOURS This year’s Five Footway Festival invites visitors to explore the rich history of Chinatown through four immersive walking tours, each offering a distinctive glimpse into the district’s lively past and present. Among the highlights is the Chinatown Theatrical Tour – Letter Writer’s Lament, a storytelling journey that transports participants back to the 1940s. Led by Let’s Go Tour, winner of Tripadvisor’s Traveler’s Choice Awards and a finalist in the 2024 Singapore Tourism Awards, this experience follows the journey of Ace Wan, a young immigrant who found his calling as a Chinese letter writer. Through a blend of theatre and history, visitors will witness the struggles and aspirations of early immigrants, retracing the lives of early immigrants who once gathered along the bustling five-footways. “Under One Roof” – An Immersive Guided Experience @ Chinatown Heritage Centre offers a rare glimpse into the daily lives of Chinatown’s early residents. Housed within three shophouses, the centre recreates the 1950s interiors of its tenants, from family homes to tradesmen’s workshops to offer an authentic glimpse into the lives of Chinatown's early residents. The OG Hustlers walking tour celebrates the resilience of Chinatown’s pioneers, who transformed its narrow five-footways into thriving hubs of trade and community. Step inside century-old establishments like Pek Sin Choon, one of Singapore’s oldest tea merchants, and beloved Cantonese pastry shop Tong Heng to uncover the enduring legacies of these family-run businesses. For those eager to explore beyond the heart of Chinatown, Hey Bukit Pasoh! The Vibrant Yesteryears takes visitors through the charming enclave of Bukit Pasoh. Discover hidden gems where the past and present of Singapore’s heritage scene come to life - from The Pioneers’ Memorial Hall (PMH), which honours the contributions of Singapore’s leaders, to the iconic filming locations of Crazy Rich Asians. A SPECTACULAR SHOWCASE OF CULTURAL PERFORMANCES Smith Street comes alive with vibrant performances at this year’s Five Footway Festival! Meet and Greet Stilt Walkers in traditional wear and be amazed by show-stopping Lion Dances from renowned and award-winning troupes, including Singapore Tian Eng Dragon & Lion Dance Centre (新加坡天鷹龍狮学院) and Singapore Hok San Association (新加坡鶴山會館武術醒獅團), Singapore’s first lion dance troupe. Look forward to an exciting lineup of performances, including Face Changing (变脸), traditional Chinese music featuring the guzheng (古箏) and pipa (琵琶), Street Storytelling, and Reverberations of Heritage, a lively performance featuring Chinese instruments. Don't miss the thrilling Monkey King Show and Wushu Performance by Choy’s Brothers Opera Troupe. Bilingual puppetry theatre Paper Monkey Theatre presents a unique blend of traditional Chinese hand puppetry and modern theatrical techniques in their Hand Puppet Show: The Tiger Hero (武松打虎). Inspired by The Water Margin, one of China's great classic novels, this tale follows the courageous Wu Song as he bravely faces a ferocious tiger in a thrilling test of strength and wit. Adding to the festivities, opera performances will take place every weekend, bringing to life beloved stories from Chinese folklore. Audiences can also enjoy a traditional Beijing Opera Performance by Ping Sheh and a Teochew Opera & Drums Performance by Nam Hwa Opera (南华潮剧社), one of Singapore’s most prominent and prolific Teochew Opera companies. Featuring performers ranging from 10 to 70 years old, the performance will showcase the depth and vibrancy of this traditional art form through captivating storytelling, elegant movements, and the rich musical heritage of Teochew opera. DIVE INTO TRADITION WITH INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS Visitors can dive into the rich heritage of Chinatown through enriching workshops and highlight various aspects of its history and traditions. Food plays a key role in Singapore’s cultural identity, both past and present. In the Kaya Making Workshop, participants will learn step-by-step techniques to make traditional Gula Melaka Kaya. The Intangible Cultural Heritage of Ang Ku Kueh workshop will provide insights into this iconic red pastry, allowing participants to make it the traditional way. The Teochew Png Kueh Masterclass offers a chance to learn the art of creating the beloved savoury glutinous rice cake. In the Get Prosperous with Egg Huat Kueh workshop, attendees will discover the history and varieties of Huat Kueh (prosperity cake) and learn to make traditional Egg Huat Kueh. The Chinese Kung Fu Tea Workshop provides hands-on experience in the art of Chinese tea, where participants will explore the cultural significance of tea and learn to brew and serve traditional varieties. The Sights & Sounds of Chinese Opera workshop offers an exploration into the world of Cantonese Opera, featuring insightful discussions, live demonstrations, and an excerpt from a traditional Chinese Opera performance, all accompanied by a soothing Chinese tea experience. Visitors can also join the Plate Spinning Experiential Workshop, where they will learn the fundamentals of plate spinning, from balancing to keeping the plates in motion. Additionally, there are free workshops such as the Chinese Ink Painting, Bamboo Pinwheel Making and Bamboo Windchimes Making, where visitors can try their hand at crafting these traditional items. FIVE FOOTWAY FESTIVAL: A FESTIVAL FOR ALL In collaboration with Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall, and students from Hwa Chong Institution, the festival will showcase an exhibition entitled “The Warmth and Bustle of The Five-Footways”, which explores the history of the five-footways, including the trades, occupations, and recreational activities commonly found along these iconic walkways. “While Chinatown today is modern and vibrant, the local Chinese community still cherishes its past, when the five-footway space was defined by the simple charm of everyday life. This exhibition offers a glimpse into the lives of early Chinese in Singapore, it aims to preserve traditions, and foster appreciation for local cultural heritage.” said Ng Kia Hui, Senior Manager, Education & Outreach, Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall. Along Smith Street, visitors can also enjoy a Chinese Opera Roving Exhibition , as well as a Mini Food & Retail Bazaar, a Street Scene Photo Booth, and a Traditional Games Booth featuring nostalgic games such as pick-up sticks, five stones, marbles, and the eraser game - all taking place along the bustling Smith Street. On select days during the festival, insightful talks will delve into The Beauty of the Hokkien Language, alongside informative Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Health Talks led by Science Arts TCM Clinic, focusing on cholesterol levels and eye health. Admission to the Five Footway Festival is free. Tickets for selected workshops can be purchased from Peatix here. More information about the programme rundown and festival can be found on Chinatown Singapore’s website here. Hashtag: #ChinatownBusinessAssociation #FiveFootwayFestival https://chinatown.sg/https://www.facebook.com/ChinatownSGcsm/https://www.instagram.com/chinatownsingapore/?hl=enThe issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement.About Chinatown Business AssociationThe Chinatown Business Association (CBA) has been a key player in preserving the cultural heritage of Chinatown while fostering a thriving business community. By building strong ties with stakeholders and the business community, CBA leads placemaking efforts that honour the past while looking toward the future, ensuring Chinatown continues to be a vibrant part of Singapore's urban landscape.
Hyundai Motor and Samsung collaborate to verify Private 5G (P-5G) RedCap technology, enabling fast, seamless communication with lower power consumption and cost P-5G RedCap technology to be showcased at MWC25 Barcelona, highlighting advancements in the mobility manufacturing sector Hyundai Ulsan Plant and Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) pioneers P-5G in mass production, with plans to expand to the new EV-dedicated plant in Ulsan SEOUL, South Korea and BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 26, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyundai Motor Company announced today that it has successfully completed a pilot project for Private 5G (P-5G) RedCap (Reduced Capability) technology in partnership with Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. The company will showcase the technology at MWC25 Barcelona, the world's largest IT and electronics exhibition, which will be held in Spain from March 3rd to 6th. Hyundai Motor and Samsung Unveil Breakthrough Private 5G RedCap Technology for Smart Manufacturing As a leader in future mobility, Hyundai Motor advances smart mobility solutions through electrification, software-driven capabilities, and smart manufacturing technologies. To achieve this, the company has collaborated with Samsung, a global leader in network solutions, to become the first in the mobility manufacturing sector to verify P-5G RedCap technology. "Hyundai Motor was the first Korean company to implement P-5G in mass production," said Jae Min Lee, Vice President and Head of E-FOREST Center of Hyundai Motor and Kia. "We are also the industry's first to verify P-5G RedCap technology, reinforcing our global leadership in smart manufacturing solutions. We will continue to accelerate its commercialization." Simon Lee, Vice President and Head of B2B•B2G Business Development, Networks Business at Samsung Electronics said: "The recent collaboration with Hyundai Motor represents how the two leaders in their respective industries can creatively drive business innovation and unlock new real use cases by merging best-in-class expertise. Samsung's RedCap-powered private 5G network solutions will open up more possibilities for enterprises, manufacturers, and public institutions, serving as a gateway to driving more efficient 5G networks." Since January 2025, Hyundai Motor has completed testing of Samsung's P-5G solutions including radio, core, and management systems with its in-house vehicle inspection equipment at Samsung's Suwon campus. They developed a custom vehicle inspection device to verify the network's operational capabilities. P-5G is a dedicated system installed onsite using a specific frequency band, ensuring no external interference and seamless data transmission — essential for smart manufacturing with centralized control of industrial robots and devices. It can be tailored for optimized environments and stable communication, though challenges like complex design and high power consumption remain. The collaboration successfully verified the P-5G RedCap technology, which offers simplified device configurations, compact infrastructure, and reduced bandwidth usage. This results in lower power consumption, cost efficiency, and improved performance over traditional Wi-Fi in speed, data processing, connection stability, and low latency. Previously limited to high-performance equipment, RedCap technology enables high-speed wireless communication for vehicle inspection equipment, small tools, cameras and tablets. Hyundai Motor integrated RedCap enabled Qualcomm's Snapdragon® X35 5G Modem-RF System chipsets into its Diagnostic Scan (D Scan) system for efficient vehicle inspection data transmission via Samsung's 5G network. Samsung's P-5G solution, with support for optimized RedCap software, reduces power consumption and more than doubles uplink capacity for real-time IoT data transmission, featuring an integrated management system for automation. Looking ahead, Hyundai Motor plans to integrate P-5G into its new EV-dedicated plant in Ulsan, opening in 2026. This latest verification of RedCap technology is set to enhance the company's smart manufacturing ecosystem, with further expansions planned for key plants. About Hyundai Motor Company More information about Hyundai Motor and its products can be found at: https://www.hyundai.com/worldwide/en/ or Newsroom: Media Hub by Hyundai
2025 年 2 月 17 日，台北訊 — SAP亞太區宣布，任命Simon Davies為新設立的亞太區總裁，即日起生效。他將常駐新加坡，全面負責SAP在亞太區的戰略、營運、人才管理、銷售與服務、合作夥伴關係及盈利成長。Paul Marriott在這個職位上任職五年後，預計將返回歐洲與家人團聚。 SAP在澳洲和紐西蘭、大中華地區、印度、日本、韓國和東南亞地區均設有業務據點。作為區域總裁，Simon Davies將領導SAP在亞太區的營運，管理遍佈78個辦公室的31,000多名員工。SAP在亞太區服務的重點客戶包括NEC集團、Coles集團、Wipro、富士通、資生堂、現代汽車、Kia（起亞）、喜馬拉雅、Cochlear和日本航空等眾多領先企業。 Simon Davies在亞太地區的IT產業中擁有25年經驗，專注於IT解決方案的開發、銷售和實施，曾在微軟、Salesforce和甲骨文等全球頂尖的軟體公司任職。此前，他曾擔任Splunk亞太及日本區高級副總裁兼總經理，任職超過三年。此外，他還在多家準備上市的科技公司董事會任職，並是Australian Institute of Company Director（ＭAICD）成員。 SAP 亞太區、歐洲、中東及非洲區及中東歐區首席營收長Manos Raptopoulos表示：「我們正邁向嶄新的發展篇章，在我們的使命、人才和生態夥伴的基礎上，以加速推進的雲端和AI創新為成長引擎。Simon將結合他對高速成長、創新驅動的亞洲市場的豐富經驗，以及打造高績效、多元與包容團隊的出色能力帶領團隊。我相信在他的領導下，SAP亞太區將延續Paul任內的強勁發展動力，持續成為推動創新和助力客戶成功的關鍵力量。」 Simon Davies表示：「我對開啟這一新的旅程充滿期待。在亞太及日本地區，許多具有前瞻性的企業正在借助SAP的支持加速轉型。透過在雲端建立堅實的基礎，並充分利用業務數據，企業將進一步探索在AI、數據分析和永續發展等領域中新的成長機遇。」
Milestone reaffirms Hyundai Motor Group's commitment to safety, quality, design, and performance More than 5,000 vehicles have been tested and driven more than 20-million miles at the facility since opening in 2005 20-year celebratory event and reception was held on Monday, Feb. 10 CALIFORNIA CITY, Calif., Feb. 13, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyundai America Technical Center, Inc. (HATCI) held a celebration event earlier this week in honor of 20 successful years of quality and performance testing at its California Proving Ground (CPG) in California City, Calif. The $80 million facility, which opened in 2005, has seen more than 5,000 Hyundai Motor, Kia, and Genesis vehicles undergo rigorous testing on a variety of roads and in extreme conditions to ensure their quality, durability, reliability, and safety. Hyundai Motor Group Celebrates 20 Years of Driving Innovation at the Hyundai California Proving Ground "The Hyundai Motor Group has made exceptional progress over the past 20 years, thanks in part to our California Proving Ground and the outstanding work of our team there," said Euisun Chung, Executive Chair, Hyundai Motor Group. "As we look to the future, we must focus on pioneering technologies such as AI, robotics, Software Defined Vehicles, electrification, and hydrogen technology. Facilities like the California Proving Ground will be critical to that innovation and will help shape the next 20 years of Hyundai Motor Group, turning challenges into opportunities and setbacks into successes." Situated in the middle of the Mojave Desert, the HATCI CPG is a 4,500-acre facility that serves as the center for Hyundai Motor, Kia, and Genesis vehicle evaluation operations in North America. The grounds include a 6.4-mile oval track, 2-million square-foot Vehicle Dynamics Area (VDA), 2.75-mile winding road track, a 3.3-mile hill road, off-road evaluation loops, and various specially surfaced roads exactingly constructed to replicate U.S. highways. Team members at the facility perform full vehicle evaluation, durability, and development testing. Vehicle development operations include activities ranging from ride and handling evaluations to Noise, Vibration, and Harshness (NVH) tests and Heat Protection assessments. The CPG also features three fully equipped garages and a material-weathering facility to accelerate and assess UV degradation. The CPG is one of many HATCI facilities in the United States dedicated to design, technology and engineering of Hyundai Motor Group (HMG) vehicles. HATCI supports new model development for HMG's North American operations and global programs from dedicated engineering facilities and support staff at affiliate sites located throughout the United States. Hyundai Motor Group Celebrates 20 Years of Driving Innovation at the Hyundai California Proving Ground Hyundai Motor Group Celebrates 20 Years of Driving Innovation at the Hyundai California Proving Ground
SINGAPORE, Feb. 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- At the inaugural Singapore-New Zealand Judicial Roundtable that took place in Auckland, New Zealand on 7 February 2025, The Honourable the Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon of Singapore led the discussion on the topic of climate change where he spoke about the development of a bespoke model of justice for climate disputes and the importance of international judicial collaboration in this area. Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon (fourth from left) led the delegation from the Supreme Court of Singapore to the inaugural Singapore-New Zealand Judicial Roundtable hosted by Chief Justice Helen Winkelmann of New Zealand (fourth from right). Also in attendance was Singapore High Commissioner to New Zealand Mr William Tan (first from right). Chief Justice Menon suggested that the traditional adversarial model of civil litigation might often not be best suited to providing the most meaningful resolution of climate disputes, and suggested that climate disputes call for a new model of justice informed by therapeutic justice. Such a model would be a powerful tool for the facilitated resolution of conflict because it would be restorative, holistic, and forward-looking in its approach. Chief Justice Menon also stressed the need for international judicial collaboration in respect of climate disputes, given their cross-jurisdictional elements that may not be able to be resolved by any single jurisdiction alone. The Roundtable was hosted by the Courts of New Zealand and focused on four topics pertinent to both judiciaries, namely: Access to Justice, Climate Change, Technology and the Courts, and Lifecycle and Wellbeing of the Judge. Chief Justice Menon said: "I express our deepest gratitude to Chief Justice Winkelmann and her team for hosting this inaugural Roundtable between our two judiciaries. Today, our courts operate within a global environment that is increasingly dynamic and interconnected, and we are likely to be confronted with ever more complex and challenging legal issues that will often transcend jurisdictional boundaries. As we navigate these challenges, platforms like this Roundtable offer an immensely valuable opportunity for us to learn from one another's experiences and perspectives. We had a very fruitful discussion at the Roundtable, and I look forward to many more discussions like these in the future." Chief Justice Menon also spoke at the Pacific Judicial Conference 2025, which took place in Auckland from 9 to 12 February 2025. The theme for the Conference was "Strengthening the Institution of the Judiciary – Kia Tū Pakari ai te Whare Whakawā". Chief Justice Menon and Justice David Goddard of the Court of Appeal of New Zealand participated in a moderated conversation on "The Future Shape of Courts". Visit News and speeches (judiciary.gov.sg) for more details.
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