Was the protective shipping film removed?

 

Yes, there's nothing

 

My '24 dims those displays when the headlights are on; when the headlights are off, those displays are bright. Try turning your headlights off and see if it makes a difference.

 

Thanks, unfortunately that made no difference

 

The brightness adjustment are on the left side of the steering wheel (or right side if you drive on the left).

There are 2 different scales of brightness: one for day and one for night. So keep that in mind when you adjust it as well.

 

I need to bump my brightness up also. A bit dim in the daylight. There are so many things to tweak on this car that it is overwhelming Thanks for the tip

Mike

 

Just got a new Tucson and that is one of the first thing I notice, can barely see those little lights. Any luck?

 

No, it seems that's just the way it is. I've had to learn not to touch the settings

 

Yes, the lights for a/c, fan speed, etc. are way to dim and impossible to see with sunglasses on. The illumination control that does a nice job for the instrument panel is of no help, and I find nothing online except "that's the way it is." Some Hyundai engineer was asleep at the switch on this one. It is not only an annoyance but also a safety hazard. I wonder if they ever release software or firmware updates that might resolve the problem. Take note Hyundai - this is a big flaw in an otherwise pretty nice auto.

 

Agree 100%! My 2020 had blue lights that were really easy to see. These are terrible!!! Also, the two switches with yellow lights right in front of the cell phone charging pad on the Limited are barely visible during the day. I am REALLY surprised and disappointed in Hyundai Engineers on this one. Their attention to detail is usually terrific. Do their Engineers drive the cars? Did they conduct any customer focus/user groups during development? Real disappointment for an otherwise near perfect car.

 

If you look at the two switches for enabling engine start/stop and parking sensors, there is a bevel on the front of the switch facing the driver. That would have been the perfect place for the LEDs instead of on top of the switch where light comes through the windshield and drowns it out. Just saying...

 

The lights for things like a/c, fan speed, recirculate, etc. are too dim. I have adjusted the brightness up full and in bright daylight, especially with sunglasses they are almost invisible. It is a safety hazard to look down and have to study them. Is there any fix for this serious design flaw?