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LG unveils AI mobility solution based on Kia PV5 in Jeju hotel

27.05.2026 01:00 1 min 1 source
v.daum.net KOR
LG unveils AI mobility solution based on Kia PV5 in Jeju hotel
Original source: Daum | 아주경제

LG Electronics is showcasing the Spielraum Glow Cabin, a mobility solution built on the Kia PV5 van, at Haevichi Hotel & Resort Jeju until the end of August 2026. The vehicle integrates LG home appliances such as a refrigerator, oven, and wine cellar, controllable via voice through LG ThinQ On. The project extends LG's AI home technology into mobile spaces, targeting the growing camping and vanlife market in South Korea.

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LG unveils AI mobility solution based on Kia PV5 in Jeju hotel

27.05.2026 v.daum.net KOR Original source

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