Hyundai moves in a new dramatic direction with the information and entertainment system. The upcoming user interface collects in the auto industry between the information and entertainment system, the vehicle operating system, and the application development platform in one smooth package.
Pleos Connect is scheduled to be launched in 2026, according to Korea Et newsThe first two cars to receive the updated system will be the European I30 (the next generation Elantra in the United States) and Tucson Tuv. Hyundai hopes to obtain technology in more than 20 million cars by the end of the contract.
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Technology looks revolutionary – and many of them. But as we have seen many times before, this may mean bad news for fans of buttons.
Although Hyundai Adamant is that it will keep buttons in its carsThe so-called “Tesla-STYLE” screen has a doubt. Also inspected by the concept from Once again in AprilThe large display controls all functions inside the car and occupies a large portion of the dashboard. Only the size and set the handles are visible in the early initial models.
It is said that a modern smartphone will be imitated. It will also have a built -in Gleo Ai that can accurately recognize vocal orders and perform more complex functions than Hyundai’s current voice command system.
Some buttons are likely to move to the wheel, while other functions will undoubtedly make their way to the screen. However, as other auto manufacturers have begun to get rid of the entire set of tools, Hyundai is to keep this feature intact in cars with Pleos Connect.
As we mentioned, the first PLOS affection cars will hit the road at some point in 2026, and we can expect technology to make its way to the United States in the following years. We must have a better idea of how Hyundai plans to use technology by that time.
