Award
NEXEN TIRE is recognized for having THE BEST DESIGN in the world
Red Dot Design Award
The Red Dot Design Award is an international product design prize awarded by the Design Zentrum Nordrhein Westfalen in Essen Germany. There are prize catrgories for product design, design agencies, and design concepts. Since 1995, the Red Dot Design Award has more than 11,000 Submissions from 61 countries.
America's Good Design Award
Nexen Tire Corporation
receieved the most prestigious 'Good Design' Award for WINGUARD SPORT, UHP tire for winter season.Winguard Sport is praised for its innovative design that resembles a glacier and on in its side it shows a design that is created from a snowflake motive which is well noted for its visual usability to allow customers to recognize the product's characteristics. The product is developed to enhance driving stability in winter with asymmetric tread design upgrading and anti-hydroplaning and improving traction and cornering performance in both wet and snowy roads.
Good Deisgn Award is conferred annually by the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design together with European Center of Architecture, Art, Design and Urban Studies. Every year, Good Design ackowledges the best design in 25 categories including electronics, transportation, Furniture, computer and architecture, among others. Good Design Award, in its 61st year is the world's most prestigious award with a long tradition.
Germany IF Design Award
The IF Product Design Award was introduced in 1954 and is annually conferred by the IF international Forum Design. Every year the IF attracts more than 2,000 product entries from around 37 nations, which are judged by reowned experts, with the best of them receiving an IF seal of outstanding design quality.
Korea Good Design
According to the Industrial Design Promotion Law, this system grants the Good Design Mark to a product whose design is approved to the excellent through the comprehensive judgement specialized in the aspects of appearance, function, meterial, and economic feasibility. It has been promoted every year since 1985.

