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RSG to deploy Hyundai’s green mobility solutions at its resorts: The PIF-owned developer of regenerative-tourism destinations Red Sea Global (RSG) has inked a MoU with Korea’s Hyundai Motor Group that will see them validate Hyundai’s eco-friendly mobility solutions at RSG’s resorts in the Kingdom, according to a joint press release. No financial details were made publicly available.
What to expect in the short, long term: The two companies will focus on validating some of Hyunda’s eco-friendly mobility solutions including battery and hydrogen fuel cell vehicles by deploying them at RSG resorts. Meanwhile, the agreement will also incorporate self-driving vehicles, advanced air mobility, and maritime vessels.
REMEMBER- Developer Red Sea Global has converted its full fleet of land vehicles to operate solely on low-carbon biofuel or electricity, becoming the first in the Kingdom to operate an eco-conscious supply chain. RSG has rolled out a fully-electric and remote-controlled robot last January to remove plastic waste and debris at its luxury tourist destination Red Sea project
What’s next? The PIF-owned Red Sea International Airport is ready to receive international flights, with three of the destination’s hotels set to open this year, along with the separate Thuwal Private Retreat. Meanwhile, the 4k square kilometer AMAALA is set for launch in 2025.
