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    23 Oct 2021

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    Two social media challenges are being rolled out to reach out to the younger generation on the importance of carbon neutrality.


    Hyundai has launched two social media challenges with its global brand ambassador BTS to raise awareness of the importance of carbon neutrality.

    As part of the company's recently launched Expecting Generation One campaign, social media users are being challenged to dance and create unique contents on social media channels TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts to remind themselves and others about the importance of carbon neutrality and promote environmentally conscious behaviors needed to achieve it.

    Hyundai's Expecting Generation One campaign is being supported by social media challenges started by BTS
    The #Move4Gen1 dance challenge turns the idea of carbon neutrality into a series of easy-to-follow movements, demonstrated by BTS. The choreography features a '+' representing already generated carbon emissions and a '-'representing reduced carbon emissions that leads to a '0' representing net-zero carbon emissions to achieve carbon neutrality.

    In the #Pass2Gen1 challenge, participants will relay messages about what they want to pass on to Generation One, the first generation to live in a carbon neutral era. BTS starts off the relay with 'clean water', 'blue sky', and 'starlight', and social media users will be given the opportunity to consider the legacy they would like to leave behind as a responsible present generation.

    The Expecting Generation One global campaign was launched earlier this month to reinforce Hyundai's recent declaration to achieve net zero carbon in its products and global operations by 2045 through clean mobility, next-generation platforms and green energy. The company plans to roll out more customer communications throughout the remainder of the year.
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    Two social media challenges are being rolled out to reach out to the younger generation on the importance of carbon neutrality.


    Hyundai has launched two social media challenges with its global brand ambassador BTS to raise awareness of the importance of carbon neutrality.

    As part of the company's recently launched Expecting Generation One campaign, social media users are being challenged to dance and create unique contents on social media channels TikTok, Instagram Reels and YouTube Shorts to remind themselves and others about the importance of carbon neutrality and promote environmentally conscious behaviors needed to achieve it.

    Hyundai's Expecting Generation One campaign is being supported by social media challenges started by BTS
    The #Move4Gen1 dance challenge turns the idea of carbon neutrality into a series of easy-to-follow movements, demonstrated by BTS. The choreography features a '+' representing already generated carbon emissions and a '-'representing reduced carbon emissions that leads to a '0' representing net-zero carbon emissions to achieve carbon neutrality.

    In the #Pass2Gen1 challenge, participants will relay messages about what they want to pass on to Generation One, the first generation to live in a carbon neutral era. BTS starts off the relay with 'clean water', 'blue sky', and 'starlight', and social media users will be given the opportunity to consider the legacy they would like to leave behind as a responsible present generation.

    The Expecting Generation One global campaign was launched earlier this month to reinforce Hyundai's recent declaration to achieve net zero carbon in its products and global operations by 2045 through clean mobility, next-generation platforms and green energy. The company plans to roll out more customer communications throughout the remainder of the year.
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