Hyundai Intros Smartphone-Based Vehicle Performance Controls

The Hyundai Motor Group has developed a system for pairing a smartphone with its electric vehicles so that the car’s performance can be controlled via the phone.

The feature allows drivers to adjust seven major performance features and is planned to be included in future Hyundai and Kia vehicles.

“Drivers can use this technology to adjust seven performance features including the maximum torque output of the motor, ignition, acceleration and deceleration abilities, regenerative braking capacity, maximum speed limit, responsiveness and energy use on climate control, Hyundai stated in the product announcement.

The application analyzes the remaining distance and electric energy requirements to provide optimized settings for a designated destination.

Hyundai plans to deploy 44 eco-friendly models by 2025, including 23 electric vehicles,

“We see the potential of technologies and services inherent in non-combustion vehicles,” stated research fellow JeongSoo Eo from Hyundai Motor Group. “By developing paradigm-shifting mobility technology like this one, we will continue to strive to improve user experience for electric vehicles customized to individual preferences.”

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  1. R MARK REASBECK from www.USAonly.US , April 22, 2019 at 9:33 p.m.

    I am totally amzed at the lack of common sense and total stupidity in the tech industry.

    So, let me get this right.  States are outlawing even holding a cell phone while driving, but now we want to monitor a car through the phone???

    hey Chuck, form a couple days ago:
    58% Check Their Phones While Driving
    by Chuck Martin , Staff Writer, April 18, 2019

    So what happened to  a "DASH BOARD"???? you know , in fornt of you while driving??
    So it's "Smarter" to check your phone on what is going on with the car instead of the car itself??

    "maximum torque" controlled by your phone????  You people are stupid!!!

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