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Hyundai Motor Group to Deploy 25,000 Atlas Robots, Manufacture Components in US
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Yonhap News5/19/2026Business1 min readSouth Korea

Hyundai Motor Group to Deploy 25,000 Atlas Robots, Manufacture Components in US

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Hyundai Motor Group plans to deploy 25,000 Atlas humanoid robots by 2028 and produce core components in the US, aiming for 30,000 robot annual production capacity.

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Hyundai Motor Group, through its subsidiary Boston Dynamics, is advancing its robotics capabilities. The group is planning a significant integration of humanoid robots into its automotive manufacturing processes.

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By Kim Eun-jung

SEOUL, May 19 (Yonhap) -- Hyundai Motor Group has outlined plans to deploy 25,000 Atlas humanoid robots developed by its subsidiary Boston Dynamics and manufacture core robot components at factories in the United States, according to investor relations materials released Tuesday.

The plan was presented during an investor relations session hosted by global investment bank JPMorgan Chase, where Hyundai Motor Group said it aims to achieve annual production capacity of 30,000 Atlas robots by 2028.

The group said it plans to deploy more than 25,000 Atlas robots across Hyundai Motor and Kia manufacturing facilities, though it did not provide a detailed rollout schedule or identify specific plants.

Hyundai Motor Group said it also aims to produce more than 300,000 actuator units annually at U.S. facilities. Actuators are key robot components that function as joints and muscles.

The rollout is part of a phased strategy to integrate humanoid robots into core manufacturing processes for the automotive group.

During recent overseas road shows, Song Ho-sung, chief executive officer of Kia Corp., outlined plans to deploy the humanoid robots at Kia's Georgia plant in 2029, following an initial rollout at Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America in Georgia in 2028.

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  • Hyundai Motor Group will successfully reach its target of producing 30,000 Atlas robots annually by 2028.

    Likely · Within months

  • The deployment of Atlas robots will lead to significant changes in manufacturing processes at Hyundai and Kia plants.

    Very likely · Within months

Open Questions

  • What is the detailed rollout schedule for the Atlas robots across Hyundai Motor and Kia facilities?
  • Which specific plants will receive the initial deployment of Atlas robots?
  • What are the projected costs associated with this robotics integration and US manufacturing expansion?
  • What are the specific types of manufacturing processes that will be enhanced by the Atlas robots?

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