looking for updates in Korea, I could see that also. Here's the Korean update site translated to English:
)Let us know how it works when you get the update! I'd be curious if it allows you to easily review the recorded footage, or if is it only accessible through diagnostics like after an accident.looking for updates in Korea, I could see that also. Here's the Korean update site translated to English:
I would suggest everyone here do the same as I did here in Spain:
Send a Twitter and contact through the Hyundai website complaining that we need that update. I did this recently to complain that Europe was not listed (under the update site), and to have my car updated I need to go to the dealer. It hasn't passed two weeks, and now we have a Europe update site available!!! (Hope that it's thanks to my complaint
It was a nice dream while it lasted, but apparently, additional hardware is also needed. Therefore, for North American vehicles to get this, Hyundai would have to provide both firmware changes to support it and allow the supply chain to make the hardware available here. And of course, it'd all have to be priced in a way that's a win-win ... high enough that Hyundai makes money, yet low enough that enough customers would opt to buy it, rather than choose from the plethora of after market dash cams available. I'd be surprised (though PLEASANTLY) if they did that!
Really?!? Are you saying that even our North American models are quietly doing this over the cellular network in realtime?
Unfortunately, as the other user said, it's necessary a dashcam hardware to record.
Can you post the YouTube link to this video? Also, do you know what Tucson (NX4) model/trim in what locale this is from?
I'm wondering, for those who have Bluelink installed, does it enables this feature of visualizing recorded events?
Based on watching this video, it seems to originate in the Korean market.
In fact, the only one that seems to apply is the "phone as a key" feature (which without NFC abilities in Canadian cars, we can't get), PLUS, it seems highly inconvenient if you have to physically take out your phone and hold it against the door handle!
I'm installing Bluelink right now, and I will let you know if the same applies to Spain.Almost all the features described in this video are NOT available/applicable to the N.American version of Tucson.
The Bluelink capabilities vary WIDELY from one country to the next. The Canadian version is almost useless compared to the abilities I've seen in discussions and screen captures from our USA neighbours!!
Absolutely NO ability to record any events in Canada, much less "visualizing recorded events"!
