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Hyundai Motor Launches Hyundai Universal Solution Project to Expand Educational Access in Indonesia

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Hyundai Motor Company launched the Hyundai Universal Solution project in Indonesia in October 2026 to expand STEM education access for underserved communities. The project will reach approximately 1,300 eighth-grade students and 130 teachers across 13 middle schools in East and North Jakarta through October 2027. An EV bus will serve as a mobile classroom visiting each school weekly and delivering EV-focused content including Minecraft-based quests and animated videos. Hyundai Motor will advance this initiative as part of its global CSV program Hyundai Continue under the company's vision of Progress for Humanity.
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Maulani Mega Hapsari, S.IP., M.A., Director of Junior Secondary Schools, Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Republic of Indonesia; Kenny Lee, President Director of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Mahardi Tunggul Wicaksono, Director of Transportation Equipment and Defense Equipment, Ministry of Industry of the Republic of Indonesia; Fransiscus Soerjopranato, Chief Operating Officer of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Agni Pratama, Chief Operating Officer of Save the Children Indonesia
  • Hyundai Universal Solution project will support STEM education across 13 schools in East and North Jakarta, Indonesia
  • EV bus-based mobile education project will provide learning opportunities for approximately 1,300 students and 130 teachers
  • EV-focused educational content includes Minecraft quests, animated videos, learning kits and teacher guidance

JAKARTA, Indonesia, October 21, 2026 — Hyundai Motor Company has launched the Hyundai Universal Solution project in Indonesia under Hyundai Motor’s global Creating Shared Value (CSV) initiative, ‘Hyundai Continue.’

Hyundai Universal Solution is a CSV project in the mobility area that improves access to social services, including education, healthcare and transportation, for underserved and vulnerable communities through mobility solutions.

The project will provide science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education on electric vehicles (EVs) to up to 1,300 eighth-grade students and 130 teachers across 13 middle schools in Indonesia. Hyundai Motor, the Indonesian Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (Kemendikdasmen), Save the Children, New Future Indonesia and participating schools will collaborate on the project, which runs from October 2026 through October 2027.

The launch event took place October 21 at the Hyundai Motorstudio Senayan Park in Jakarta, with participation from Hyundai Motor, the Indonesian Ministry of Industry, the Indonesian Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, the Jakarta Provincial Education Office, Save the Children, teachers and student representatives.

What Is the Background to the Project?

As Indonesia continues to advance the digitalization of education, opportunities remain to enhance the availability and effective use of educational equipment in many schools. To complement these efforts, Hyundai Motor developed the Hyundai Universal Solution project, combining mobile education, digital content and teacher training.

The project aims to:

  • Improve access to education for students in underserved areas
  • Provide students with opportunities to learn about EVs and STEM

The project is expected to reach a total of 13 middle schools and approximately 1,300 eighth-grade students and 130 teachers.

What Educational Content Does the Project Offer?

Hyundai Motor and its partners will develop STEM education content aligned with the national curriculum established by the Indonesian Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education (Kemendikdasmen). The project will use EV-related science and technology to introduce concepts in engineering, energy, environmental sustainability and urban planning.

Key educational materials and activities include:

  • Minecraft-based learning content featuring 16 experiential quests on topics including air pollution, EV structures, batteries and charging infrastructure, and urban design and policy proposals
  • Three animated educational videos explaining EV operating principles, key components and electrified transportation/city concepts
  • Learning kits, including EV kits, card games, puzzles and board games
  • Teacher guidance with activity flows, facilitation strategies, worksheets and assessments

The educational content is designed to remain useful after the project ends. Teacher guidance will enable educators to continue delivering the project independently through structured lesson plans, activity guidance, worksheets and assessment materials.

How Will the EV Bus Support the Project's Educational Activities?

Hyundai Motor will also deploy one EV bus as a mobile classroom, visiting each school weekly to bring educational content and equipment directly to schools with limited information and communication technology(ICT) resources.

The EV bus will serve as a mobile classroom through:

  • An onboard learning environment equipped with tablet PCs and educational materials
  • Interactive digital learning experiences, including Minecraft-based educational content

The EV bus is designed to help students engage more actively with STEM concepts through hands-on and digital learning experiences. By bringing educational resources directly to participating schools, the project aims to create a more immersive and accessible learning environment for students in underserved areas.

The project is part of Hyundai Motor’s global CSV initiative Hyundai Continue and reflects the company’s vision of ‘Progress for Humanity.’

  • (From left) Maulani Mega Hapsari, S.IP., M.A., Director of Junior Secondary Schools, Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Republic of Indonesia; Kenny Lee, President Director of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Mahardi Tunggul Wicaksono, Director of Transportation Equipment and Defense Equipment, Ministry of Industry of the Republic of Indonesia; Fransiscus Soerjopranato, Chief Operating Officer of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Agni Pratama, Chief Operating Officer of Save the Children Indonesia
  • (From left) Maulani Mega Hapsari, S.IP., M.A., Director of Junior Secondary Schools, Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Republic of Indonesia; Kenny Lee, President Director of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Mahardi Tunggul Wicaksono, Director of Transportation Equipment and Defense Equipment, Ministry of Industry of the Republic of Indonesia; Fransiscus Soerjopranato, Chief Operating Officer of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Agni Pratama, Chief Operating Officer of Save the Children Indonesia
  • An electric bus used as a mobile learning space
  • An electric bus used as a mobile learning space
  • (From left) Maulani Mega Hapsari, S.IP., M.A., Director of Junior Secondary Schools, Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Republic of Indonesia; Kenny Lee, President Director of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Mahardi Tunggul Wicaksono, Director of Transportation Equipment and Defense Equipment, Ministry of Industry of the Republic of Indonesia; Fransiscus Soerjopranato, Chief Operating Officer of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Agni Pratama, Chief Operating Officer of Save the Children Indonesia
  • (From left) Maulani Mega Hapsari, S.IP., M.A., Director of Junior Secondary Schools, Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education, Republic of Indonesia; Kenny Lee, President Director of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Mahardi Tunggul Wicaksono, Director of Transportation Equipment and Defense Equipment, Ministry of Industry of the Republic of Indonesia; Fransiscus Soerjopranato, Chief Operating Officer of Hyundai Motors Indonesia; Agni Pratama, Chief Operating Officer of Save the Children Indonesia
  • An electric bus used as a mobile learning space
  • An electric bus used as a mobile learning space