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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and the automotive industry have come together in an effort to make automatic emergency braking a standard feature on all cars by 2022. Hyundai is one of many automotive brands to step forward in support of this future development and is committed to making this a reality.
Hyundai has finally released details about the incoming 2016 Azera and Genesis models that will be arriving at Reliable Hyundai within the coming months. For the new model year, each nameplate receives slight technology upgrades and new standard features on select trims across their lineups.
If fuel cell vehicles are the future, then Hyundai has quite an advantage. The brand’s very own ix35 Fuel Cell model has been on the automotive radar since it went on a record-breaking run last year, traveling 434 miles on one tank of hydrogen. This year, the car was put to the test once again in Germany, where it covered 1,480 miles with zero emissions in a 24-hour time period, setting an all-new record Hyundai can be proud to boast about.
The long wait for Android Auto is finally over. Hyundai has officially become the first carmaker to offer the system, which is now available on the 2015 Hyundai Sonata with Navigation at Reliable Hyundai. By utilizing smartphone integration, the technology allows drivers to take advantage of their smartphone's features through the car's screens and controls, reducing driver distraction.
Hyundai has a new plan in motion to introduce additional advanced safety features and autonomous driving functions to its lineup by the year 2020. The automaker will begin adding a variety of fresh and updated features on both compact and high-end models this year, which will kick things off. As a top brand in the auto business, Hyundai’s goal is to offer more affordable advanced safety technologies across its roster in order to give buyers the opportunity to experience their advantages.
Smartwatches have been steadily gaining steam in the technology realm for the last few years and now it seems these wearable devices are beginning to find their place in the automotive world. Many brands have been developing apps that are compatible with these watches, allowing car owners to stay connected with their car even when they're away from the vehicle. A new venture for automakers, this technology could change the industry as we know it; however, it's still currently foreign to many car owners.
Automotive technology is constantly changing each year, with more and more brands integrating all-new innovative features in their latest models. Just in the past few years, we've seen the introduction of high-end components, such as automatic parking and Bluetooth hands-free calling, and now we're about to experience complete smartphone integration for the first time with the upcoming release of Apple CarPlay and Google's Android Auto.
