KG Mobility (KGM) welcomed a delegation from Paraguay's Ministry of Industry to its Pyeongtaek factory.
On September 15, KGM held a meeting at its headquarters with Javier Viveros, Paraguay's Deputy Minister of Industry, and other officials. The discussions focused on KGM's latest technological advancements and potential collaboration opportunities.
The delegation visited South Korea as part of a training program organized by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy. This initiative is part of the Official Development Assistance (ODA) project aimed at establishing an 'Automotive Parts TASK Center' in Paraguay. The Korea Automotive Technology Institute will support the center's establishment and operation, along with the pilot distribution of electric vehicles. KGM plans to supply 20 Musso EVs for this pilot program.
After the meeting, the delegation toured the production line and visited the design center, where they observed the development process of the upcoming 'SE-10' model, concept cars, and clay models at full scale. They also test drove the Musso and Actyon Hybrid (HEV) at the test track.
A KGM representative stated, "KGM products are recognized for their excellence not only among general consumers but also in the public sector in overseas markets. We aim to secure sales channels through government ODA projects and diversify our supply chain to increase export volumes."
Meanwhile, KGM is accelerating its efforts to diversify its overseas sales network, having recently launched its brand in Myanmar and expanding local assembly (KD) operations in Saudi Arabia and Vietnam.
On September 15, KGM held a meeting at its headquarters with Javier Viveros, Paraguay's Deputy Minister of Industry, and other officials. The discussions focused on KGM's latest technological advancements and potential collaboration opportunities.
The delegation visited South Korea as part of a training program organized by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy. This initiative is part of the Official Development Assistance (ODA) project aimed at establishing an 'Automotive Parts TASK Center' in Paraguay. The Korea Automotive Technology Institute will support the center's establishment and operation, along with the pilot distribution of electric vehicles. KGM plans to supply 20 Musso EVs for this pilot program.
After the meeting, the delegation toured the production line and visited the design center, where they observed the development process of the upcoming 'SE-10' model, concept cars, and clay models at full scale. They also test drove the Musso and Actyon Hybrid (HEV) at the test track.
A KGM representative stated, "KGM products are recognized for their excellence not only among general consumers but also in the public sector in overseas markets. We aim to secure sales channels through government ODA projects and diversify our supply chain to increase export volumes."
Meanwhile, KGM is accelerating its efforts to diversify its overseas sales network, having recently launched its brand in Myanmar and expanding local assembly (KD) operations in Saudi Arabia and Vietnam.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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