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The new Hyundai Kona Elektro - modernized interior with digital cockpit and Bluelink® telematics services

By AutoMotoTV (Glomex) 22 December 2020 45 Views

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With the facelift, a 10.25-inch digital cockpit is moving into the Hyundai Kona Elektro for the first time, which can optionally be supplemented with an equally large navigation touchscreen in the middle of the dashboard can be. With Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, customers can now wirelessly mirror many applications on their iOS and Android smartphones on this display, depending on the equipment. The Bluelink® telematics system in the revised Hyundai Kona Elektro has an expanded range of functions. This includes, for example, voice control of vehicle and smartphone functions. The Bluelink® app on the smartphone shows the range, battery status and the remaining charging time. The innovative battery management system allows the driver to adapt the charging time to his departure time or to select times when charging current is available at particularly low cost. As soon as the Hyundai Kona Elektro is connected to a charging station, the user can start and stop the charging process at the push of a button on their smartphone via the Bluelink® app and electrically preheat the interior in the cold or cool it in summer

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