Georgia Tech, Hyundai Forge Decade-Long Partnership for Sustainable Mobility and EV Hub
Georgia Tech has announced a significant multi-decade partnership with Hyundai Motor Company. The collaboration, praised by both parties, will focus on sustainable technology, hydrogen economy, workforce development, smart cities, and more. As part of this deal, Bobby Dodd Stadium will now be known as Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field.
Georgia Tech President Ángel Cabrera expressed gratitude for Hyundai's investments, highlighting the alignment of their values. Hyundai Motor Company President José Muñoz chose Georgia for the new EV facility due to the institution's reputation and proximity. The partnership will provide Georgia Tech with a pathway to expand its research in the electrification of the automotive industry, contributing to Georgia's commitment as an EV hub.
Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field, the oldest on-campus stadium in NCAA Division I's Football Bowl Subdivision, is now set to benefit from new revenue. This will support Georgia Tech Athletics, enabling them to provide resources for student-athletes and enhance the fan experience. Georgia Tech Athletics Director J Batt expressed pride in the partnership, expecting it to be transformative for the athletics program. Hyundai is investing $5.54 billion to build the Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America in Bryan County, Georgia, creating over 8,100 direct jobs. Legends, managing corporate partnerships and multimedia rights for Georgia Tech Athletics, facilitated the athletics partnership with Hyundai.
The Georgia Tech and Hyundai partnership promises significant advancements in research and development, as well as enhanced resources for Georgia Tech Athletics. With Hyundai's substantial investment in the state, both parties anticipate a mutually beneficial relationship that will drive progress in sustainable technology and enhance the college football experience.
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