Incheon to Build 'AI Connected Mobility Science Park' in Cheongna

The City of Incheon is pushing forward with plans to establish a high-tech mobility industry hub centered around Cheongna International City, a free economic zone.

During the 2026 Connected Mobility Alliance General Assembly held at Paradise City in Yeongjongdo today (27th), Incheon signed a business agreement with major domestic companies and the Korea Automotive Technology Institute to foster the future mobility industry.

The 10 participating companies include Hyundai Mobis, LG Innotek, Lotte Innovate, and TMAP Mobility.

The city, the Korea Automotive Technology Institute, and the participating companies have agreed to join forces for joint responses in technology development, mutual support for industry fostering, and the creation of a core hub in Cheongna.

The city plans to build an "AI Connected Mobility Science Park" centered around Cheongna Robotland, the IHP Urban High-Tech Industrial Complex, and Cheongna Investment Attraction Block 6 to cluster related companies, universities, and research institutes.

In cooperation with the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, the city also plans to pursue the "AI Connected Car Technology Development Innovation Project" to secure core technologies such as next-generation vehicle communication and AI-based service platforms.

Connected cars are futuristic vehicles equipped with advanced information and communications technology (ICT) that enable two-way wireless communication.

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