700 cups of Hollys coffee served to troops

Event follows 7-day test-drive program for discharged veterans

Soldiers of the Marine Corps 2nd Division pose for a photo in front of a Hollys coffee truck provided by K Car on Tuesday. [K Car]
Soldiers of the Marine Corps 2nd Division pose for a photo in front of a Hollys coffee truck provided by K Car on Tuesday. [K Car]

K Car, the used-car platform operated by KG Mobility Platform, visited the Marine Corps 2nd Division in Incheon on Tuesday to deliver a Hollys coffee truck and express gratitude to the troops, the company announced Wednesday.

The event was organized to recognize the dedication of service members and offer them a brief moment of relaxation during their duties. K Car provided 700 cups of coffee and 900 snack items — including financiers and Dubai Chewy Cookie — through Hollys's mobile coffee unit "Moving Delight," a brand within the KG Group family.

KG Mobility Platform Chief Executive Jung In-guk attended the event and held a meeting with the division's command, where he expressed appreciation for the troops' service.

The visit follows K Car's ongoing "7-day test drive" event for military veterans, extending the company's outreach from discharged service members to those currently on active duty. K Car said the initiative reflects its desire to show gratitude not only to those preparing for a fresh start after discharge, but also to soldiers still serving.

K Car launched the test-drive program on Nov. 2, offering veterans discharged in 2025 or later the chance to use a KGM vehicle for seven days. The benefit is designed to let veterans fully experience a vehicle in everyday situations such as commuting or weekend outings.

All applicants receive a seven-day free test drive and need only take out auto insurance — no deposit is required to pick up the vehicle. At the end of the period, the vehicle is simply returned to a branch at no additional cost. Those who wish to purchase the car can receive a six-month free warranty.

"We organized this event to convey our gratitude to the service members who dedicate themselves to the country and to offer a small moment of ease in their busy days," Jung said. "Following the vehicle experience benefit we prepared to cheer on their new beginnings after discharge, we hope this warm message of support also reaches those still serving."


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