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Smart Tech

Hyundai Motor is making the smart car a reality
by infusing its cars with advanced technologies

Advent of smart cars

Front side view of a car with its wing doors opened
The age of smart cars is approaching fast as automobiles are increasingly making full use of electronic technology developments. There are already cars out there which can drive themselves, automatically adjusting its speed and maneuvering into the hard shoulder in emergency situations.
An illustration of a side of cars indicating Smart Traffic Jam Assist

Smart Traffic Jam Assist

In stop-and-go traffic, Traffic Jam Assist monitors the road ahead with steering assist control and automatically maintains a safe distance behind the car in front, accelerating and decelerating as traffic allows at a steady speed.
illustration of an Interactive Voice Recognition on a steering wheel with cockpit area

Interactive Voice Recognition

Created with the latest IT development and the AVN system, the new technology enables an interactive voice recognition through the speaker or a button that allows the driver to control ‘Siri (Apple’s voice recognition service)’ and the mobile phone with ease.
An illustration for Night view with a person in front of a car

Night View

The advanced feature of the real-time camera display provides the driver with optimized road visibility and enhanced safety for nighttime driving conditions.
An illustration of cars from a top view for Highway Driving Assist with a blue round signal out of a car in the middle

Highway Driving Assist

Designed to enhance the driving support system, Highway Driving Assist System integrates longitudinal and lateral control for the speed range under 150kph and assists driver steering while keeping the vehicle at a safe distance with Advanced Smart Cruise Control (ASCC) for a more efficient and safer driving on a highway.

Driver State Monitoring

An illustration for Driver State Monitoring system
Driver State Monitoring system monitors any signs of driver’s drowsiness, fatigue, or distraction to effectively protect the driver from dangerous situations by triggering an alarm at an appropriate time.
  • An illustration of a car from top view for Remote Parking Assist System

    Remote Parking Assist System

    Without the driver in the vehicle, parallel and diagonal parking can be completed with a single smart key.
  • An illustration of a car diagonally placed from top view for Remote Parking Assist System

    Remote Parking Assist System

    With automated steering, braking and changing direction aid system, the vehicle finishes parking itself while the driver pushes the single smart key button.

  • An illustration of a car reflected on a side view mirror for Smart Blind Spot Detection

    Smart Blind Spot Detection

    Provides warning and controls the vehicle actively when the risk of lateral collision is detected.
  • An illustration of a car from top view for Smart Blind Spot Detection

    Smart Blind Spot Detection

    Warns the driver and actively controls the vehicle when the possibility of lateral collision accident is higher than the threshold.

  • An illustration of view from a front windshield for Augmented Reality

    Augmented Reality

    New integration of a real camera footage enables 3D Navigation for a better driving experience.
  • An illustration of view from a front windshield with road guidance on it

    Augmented Reality

    Advanced from the usage of a standard map image for road guidance, the integration of a real camera footage provides 3D Navigation for a better driving experience.

  • illustration of a hand for Motion Recognition

    Motion Recognition

    Hyundai’s latest three-dimensional hand gesture recognition gives the driver greater control of multiple features.
  • illustration of a hand for Motion Recognition with a screen turned on

    Motion Recognition

    Developed from the first Haptic Steering Wheel Switch in 2012, the driver can take greater control of multiple features at the same time with the latest three-dimensional hand gesture recognition.

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