Hyundai Industrial invests $24 million to build auto parts plant in Georgia

Nov. 6, 2023
Hyundai Industrial will retrofit an existing building to produce arm and head rests for OEMs.

Hyundai Industrial Co., Ltd. has announced plans to build a new manufacturing facility in Coweta County, Georgia. The global auto parts supplier will invest $24 million into the project, generating 100 new jobs in the process. Hyundai Industrial will retrofit an existing building to produce arm and head rests for OEMs.

In a recent quote, Woosuck Kim, Team Leader at HDI America Inc., said, “Hyundai Industrial has more than four decades of experience providing comfortable and safe experiences for drivers and passengers with some of the world’s biggest automotive brands. We are excited to be part of the e-mobility transition happening in Georgia, and we look forward to working with Coweta County to create mutually beneficial growth for the community and our future employees.”



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