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Volvo Cars Korea announced on the 6th that it has donated a total of three pure electric SUVs, the 'Volvo EX30' and 'EX30CC', to the Department of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering at Induk University in Nowon-gu, Seoul, for educational practical training purposes, in order to cultivate the next generation of talent in Korea's automotive industry.
This vehicle donation was arranged to support students in related majors in directly experiencing the latest electric vehicle technology and strengthening their practical capabilities, keeping pace with the rapidly changing electrification and future mobility environment. The vehicles delivered are the EX30 and EX30CC models, Volvo Cars' premium pure electric SUVs.

Volvo Cars Korea plans to actively contribute to cultivating specialized talent who will lead the future mobility industry by directly providing Yangsan vehicles, equipped with new body design, the brand's proprietary safety know-how, and advanced connectivity and user experience (UX), to educational settings. The Department of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering at Induk University was established to cultivate specialized personnel in the future machinery and automotive industries who will lead industrial sites. It aims for highly skilled education through a HYBE-led approach, including theory, laboratory practice, and experiential learning, while fostering practical skills with a sense of realism.
Volvo Cars Korea's Song Gyeong-ran (EVP) emphasized, "We will continue various support activities to strengthen students' professional capabilities and promote the development of the domestic automotive industry."
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