Hyundai Motor Group is significantly investing in STEM education in Coastal Georgia to nurture a workforce for its first dedicated EV plant. Through partnerships with organizations like the SAE Foundation and the H2GP Foundation, Hyundai is introducing hands-on learning experiences and scholarship programs for students in engineering, clean energy, and automotive technology. One of the notable initiatives is the introduction of the A World in Motion (AWIM) STEM education program in the Bryan County School District, engaging students in activities like designing and building fan-propelled paper sailboats to understand scientific principles. Hyundai is also expanding its Hydrogen STEM Program, exposing students to hydrogen fuel cell technology and clean energy applications. The company's sponsorship of teams in the Georgia Hydrogen Grand Prix and increased scholarship funding at Georgia Southern University further emphasize its commitment to inspiring innovation and sustainable energy solutions. This initiative aligns with Hyundai's upcoming electric vehicle mass-production facility, highlighting the importance of preparing a skilled workforce to support the automotive sector in the region.