Check out the video below to learn more about the Hyundai Dynamic Voice Recognition System that’s already available in the all-new 2021 Hyundai Elantra & Elantra Hybrid. The new system is powered by the Houndify platform, and it enable natural language commands so that you can speak to your vehicle and get information on exactly what you’re looking for. The system even learns the more you utilize it, becoming predictive and learning your unique commands. The video is narrated by several members of the development team, including Michael O’Rourke, Kristine Lanphear, Rasheed Khan and Ashwin Kulkarni. Check it out to learn more!

Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are technologies that have been around for quite a few years now. In fact, they’ve been around long enough that their technology has already been improved and advanced to introduce new versions of each, now called Wireless Apple CarPlay and Wireless Android Auto. No longer do you have to connect your phone to your vehicle via wires in order to gain the benefits of these great features, as you can now connect completely wirelessly. Learn more about how this works and how to use these features by checking out the video below!

Hyundai has been committing itself to being much more than just an automotive company over the past few years. They’re spreading their hands to a lot of different cookie jars, such as aircraft and even robotics. With the current state of the world, Hyundai decided to focus on a robotic project that would make it easier to create contact-free customer experiences in the brand’s showrooms. That’s why Hyundai Motor Group introduced DAL-e yesterday.

Advanced driver-assistive safety technologies – like Rear Occupant Alert – are some of the most important features in today’s automotive market. The industry as a whole has, in a sense, come together to better the industry for its consumers. Keeping drivers and their passengers safe should be a priority for every automaker out there, and it certainly is for the Hyundai Motor Company. A few years ago, Hyundai introduced SmartSense, its suite of these technologies that comes standard on several vehicles and is available in others. Wondering which technologies are apart of this incredible package? We’ve got the details.

A few years ago, Hyundai introduced a new technology called Rear Occupant Alert. Over the past couple of years, it’s been spread to other models on the lineup. Hyundai is one organization that has pushed for awareness of systems such as this, which remind drivers of passengers in the rear seat, and now these technologies are beginning to be touted by the NHTSA and the DOT, so this technology might be the next feature to make its way to most if not all vehicles in the automotive industry. So, when will it become completely standard on all Hyundai models?