Seoyon E-Hwa Labor-Management Team Hosts…

On Tuesday, May 27, 2025, Seoyon E-Hwa’s labor and management team at the Ulsan Plant participated in a seasonal kimchi-making event for seniors living alone, in collaboration with staff from the Buk-gu Volunteer Center and members of the Buk-gu Saemaul Women’s Association. This initiative has been one of Seoyon E-Hwa’s flagship social contribution activities, held annually since 2022. This year’s kimchi, yeolmu mul-kimchi (young radish broth kimchi), was specially prepared to help seniors stay cool during the approaching summer heat. Yeolmu is known for stimulating the appetite, especially in hot weather, and is rich in potassium—making it a highly regarded summer health food. Volunteers began preparing ingredients early in the morning, carefully trimming them into bite-sized pieces suitable for elderly individuals. While the spicy onions brought tears to their eyes, everyone put in sincere and meticulous effort, imagining the seniors enjoying the refreshing kimchi. Notably, this year’s event included the participation of newly hired interns who joined the company just last week. The interns brought a spirit of enthusiasm and positivity to the effort, smiling throughout even the toughest prep tasks and eagerly joining the kimchi-making process. Thanks to their energy and dedication, the lovingly prepared kimchi will be delivered to a total of 60 senior households in the Buk-gu district. We hope that the seniors who live alone will enjoy this kimchi, made with care by Seoyon E-Hwa’s team, and stay healthy and energized throughout the hot summer months. Seoyon E-Hwa remains committed to sharing warmth and compassion with marginalized neighbors and will continue to fulfill its social responsibilities through ongoing community engagement.

2025-06-11

Seoyon E-Hwa Receives First New Excellen…

The Skin-Integrated Low-Pressure Injection Molding Technology for Eco-Friendly Automotive Interior Parts, jointly developed by Seoyon E-Hwa and Hyundai Motor Company, has been awarded the first New Excellent Technology (NET) certification of 2025. This certification, overseen by the Korea Industrial Technology Association under the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, is granted by the Korean government to technologies that are either the first of their kind developed domestically or that significantly improve upon existing technologies in terms of innovation and excellence.The skin-integrated low-pressure injection molding technology addresses a long-standing issue in the fabric insert molding process—foam degradation that reduces cushioning performance. By incorporating a vacuum system inside the mold, this technology enables partial recovery of the foam after injection, achieving cushioning performance on par with insert mold graining (IMG) methods. Furthermore, by bonding the fabric and base material without adhesives, the product becomes self-recyclable. These improvements in quality, coupled with the process’s environmentally friendly nature, have earned recognition for both sustainability and innovation.This technology also offers an effective solution to meet the European Union’s ELV (End of Life Vehicle) regulations, which mandate that by 2030, 25% of automotive parts must be made from recycled materials—and of that, 25% must come from end-of-life vehicle plastics. As a Tier-1 supplier to global automotive OEMs, Seoyon E-Hwa continues to identify and develop advanced technologies that not only meet customer needs but also ensure competitiveness and sustainability in the face of evolving global regulations.

2025-06-11

Seoyon Participates in the 2025 Seoul Mo…

Seoyon took part as an exhibitor in the 2025 Seoul Mobility Show in celebration of its 30th anniversary. Held from April 3 to 13 at KINTEX in Ilsan, the Seoul Mobility Show is Korea’s largest mobility exhibition. This year’s event attracted over 450 companies, showcasing the latest technologies and innovations in automobiles, autonomous driving, electric vehicles, urban air mobility (UAM), and other next-generation modes of transportation. Over 400,000 visitors attended the show during the exhibition period.Seoyon organized its exhibition space into three distinct zones: the experience zone, lounge zone, and event zone. In the experience zone, visitors had the opportunity to explore and interact with cutting-edge vehicle interior technologies, including the next-generation int. model (SF24), 3D-printed heater int. model, localized climate control seat, and independent air conditioning seat. Notably, the “Vision 2030” concept model made its debut at this year's show. More than just a mode of transportation, the model offers a new vision for the future of mobility. It is designed to provide both drivers and passengers with a space for relaxation and restoration amid the stresses of fast-paced urban life.The vehicle’s interior evokes the feeling of an oasis in the desert—providing optimal comfort and emotional tranquility even while in motion. With this concept, the vehicle transforms into a space that delivers new experiences and value beyond simple transport. A standout feature of this model is its focus on enhancing the user experience through spatial and lighting design, while also promoting psychological comfort through an integration of advanced technologies. Despite being a sedan, the model offers a spacious and open-feeling cabin, delivering a more pleasant and relaxing mobility experience.

2025-06-11