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KG Mobility (KGM) is materializing students' future mobility design ideas through its industry-academia collaboration with Kookmin University and will reveal them to the public via a graduation exhibition.
This industry-academia project was launched to realize future mobility concepts as physical models based on KGM's design philosophy, "Powered by Toughness." Initiated in January upon a proposal from Kookmin University, KGM officially began the project in March. After going through planning, research, design refinement, 3D modeling, and painting processes, KGM directly supported the design feedback and model production for the six finally selected works.
The exhibition will be held at the Aral Art Center in Insadong, Jongno-gu, Seoul, until November 1. A total of 26 student works, including the six final selected models, will be showcased on site.

There are five final selected works in the exterior category. TRINITY expressed the freedom of off-road driving and exploration by linking an overlander vehicle, a bike, and nature. TAN proposed a robust design to cope with extreme desert environments, inspired by the Dakar Rally. TERRON is a mobility model reflecting KGM's brand identity. DRUS presented a design that becomes a sculptural form in nature, while ZIP focused on emphasizing outdoor lifestyle and individuality.
MADI, the selected work in the mobility category, is an expandable mobile market designed to supply fresh food and daily necessities to areas with low accessibility to distribution facilities. The works are currently on display at a gallery in Insadong, Seoul.
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