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Congratulations Junior Springboks

Hyundai Automotive South Africa proudly extends its congratulations to the U20 Springboks following their 23-15 triumph against New Zealand at this weekend’s 2025 World Rugby U20 Championship final, in Italy.

As the official vehicle partner of the team, Hyundai Automotive South Africa is proud to stand behind this extraordinary group of athletes who have made our nation proud on the global stage. Stanley Anderson, CEO of Hyundai Automotive South Africa, praised the team’s discipline, passion and unwavering determination.

“On behalf of Hyundai Automotive South Africa, I would like to like to extend our congratulations to the Junior Boks for their phenomenal performance. This victory is testament or their relentless drive and hard work; qualities that resonate with us at Hyundai Automotive South Africa.”

Hyundai Automotive South Africa’s sponsorship of the U20 Springboks reflects its ongoing commitment to supporting the development of young talent and promoting excellence in South African sport. The partnership with SA Rugby aligns closely with Hyundai Automotive South Africa’s core values of innovation, resilience and excellence.

“As a brand that believes in memorable driving experiences, we could not be prouder of the team’s performance and what they represent for South Africa. We have proudly driven them from home soil right up to the world’s biggest rugby stage. Today, they return as world champions and we are proud of their achievement,” added Anderson.

United by Rugby. Driven by Hyundai.

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