BRATISLAVA, Slovakia (AP) — The Slovak government and Hyundai Mobis have signed a memorandum of understanding on the South Korean company’s plan to build a plant for engines and other parts for electric cars in Slovakia. Prime Minister Robert Fico says Hyundai Mobis will invest over 170 million euros ($185 million) in the plant, to be built in Novaky in western Slovakia. The town is located in a region that relied on brown coal mining until all the mines were shut down recently. Several major international carmakers have plants in Slovakia, the biggest maker of cars per capita in the world.
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