ESG Goals
Sustainable product definition
Create products that consider the environmental and social impact throughout the development process, prioritizing consumer convenience and safety.
Eco-friendly purchases definition and category
- Eco-friendly purchases: Purchasing components, products, and services that do not harm the ecosystem or the environment.
- Applicable items (as of end of 2022): STAGE-V engines, LFI hoods, cellulose (kenaf material) interior materials, telematics, and autonomous driving.
Stage 1 [~2027]
Application of eco-friendly parts or sustainable technology (autonomous driving, telematics, etc.) applied products
Stage 2 [~2035]
Increase application of eco-friendly parts or sustainable technology (autonomous driving, telematics, etc.) by 15% on products
Stage 3 [~2040]
Increase application of eco-friendly parts or sustainable technology (autonomous driving, telematics, etc.) by 30% on products
Stage 4 [~2050]
Increase application of eco-friendly parts or sustainable technology (autonomous driving, telematics, etc.) by 50% on products
Sustainable product
Sustainable product expansion rate
Eco-friendly product sales
Sales performance of eco-friendly products
Climate change
Greenhouse gases | Scope 1 & 2 emissions
Energy
Power usage
Energy
Gas usage
Water resources
Water usage
Waste (general + designated)
Amount of waste
Waste (general + designated)
Amount of waste (won unit)
Waste (general + designated)
Recycled waste
Waste (general + designated)
Waste recycling rate
Practice of social contribution activities
Integrated disaster rate
Risk factor improvement rate
New partners code of conduct pledge
Primary partner (QCD+ESG) evaluation
ESG field assessment of high-risk/focused partners
Internal employee satisfaction rate
HR issue improvement rate
Domestic customer satisfaction survey
Improvement rate of domestic customer satisfaction survey
Domestic customer satisfaction issues and Improvements
Overseas customer satisfaction survey
Improvement rate of overseas customer satisfaction survey
Overseas customer satisfaction issues and improvements