Hyundai Rotem finishes California facility producing rail parts
Hyundai Rotem Opens New Electric Components Plant in Riverside, California
Hyundai Rotem, the railway and defense company of the Hyundai Motor Group, has officially opened a new facility in Riverside, California. Named the Hyundai Rotem Smart Electric America, this plant will play a significant role in improving American railroad infrastructure.
At the completion ceremony, Hyundai Rotem's CEO, Lee Yong-bae, emphasized quality as a "non-negotiable value" in the railway industry. The new facility will not only produce and test electric components but also manage customer service and follow-up businesses.
The plant is strategically positioned to meet the business needs of major US railway operators. Hyundai Rotem expects the new facility to contribute to the supply of propulsion control units, traction motors, and auxiliary power units for railway vehicles.
Lee Yong-bae described the plant as a "strategic forward base" that will help Hyundai Rotem further strengthen its North American network. With demand for large-scale railway infrastructure anticipated to rise ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic Games, the company aims to capitalize on this opportunity.
The launch of the plant coincides with the US federal government enforcing its "Buy America" policy. Hyundai Rotem plans to build trust in the US market through strict compliance with Buy America regulations, optimal quality control through localization, and timely delivery.
By adhering to these standards, Hyundai Rotem hopes to contribute to job creation and economic revitalization in Riverside, California. The company projects a positive impact on local communities by creating jobs and offering production training.
In conclusion, the opening of the Hyundai Rotem Smart Electric America plant marks a significant step forward for the company in the US market. With a focus on quality, compliance, and local impact, Hyundai Rotem looks forward to contributing to the improvement of American railroad infrastructure.
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