[22tucsonhybridowner]

Do you know if there were any software updates that introduced this feature to 22' Hybrid Limited?

To my knowledge, this feature is not currently present on the 22' Hybrid Limited however I'm wondering if they will add the feature via a SW Update?

 

[Alan Sh]

I think it depends if you have all the sensors in the car already.

Alan

 

[Captain Blight]

I have it on my PHEV Limited in the U.S.

 

[nn8lhalman]

Do you know if there were any software updates that introduced this feature to 22' Hybrid Limited?

To my knowledge, this feature is not currently present on the 22' Hybrid Limited however I'm wondering if they will add the feature via a SW Update?

I have it on my 22 hybrid limited.

 

[Turbofan]

I doubt Hyundai will update the vehicle to automatically change lanes if the vehicle detects slow traffic or obstruction.

 

[Tooson]

I have it on my PHEV Limited in the U.S.

I have it on my 22 hybrid limited.

We have lane keep assist, not lane change assist. Lane change assist is when the car will change lanes by itself when you use the blinker, etc.

 

[drb227]

We have lane keep assist, not lane change assist. Lane change assist is when the car will change lanes by itself when you use the blinker, etc... The Ioniq5 EV has lane change assist, Tucsons do not.

I was about to say the same thing. Tucson definitely cannot change lanes on its own. Depending on the trim level, it has LKA (Lane Keep Assist - it will warn if you drift over a lane) and LFA (Lane Follow Assist - it will steer to keep you in a lane).

 

[22tucsonhybridowner]

I have it on my 22 hybrid limited.

When did you buy the car? Wondering if I should check the latest version of the driving assist software to see if there's an update. Did you do any updates yourself or had the dealer do it anytime soon?

 

[Tooson]

When did you buy the car? Wondering if I should check the latest version of the driving assist software to see if there's an update. Did you do any updates yourself or had the dealer do it anytime soon?

See post #6 and #7. 2022 Tucson does not have LCA and will not get it. The other posters were mistaken about what LCA is, easily confused with LKA which drb227 explained in his post.

I don't know why you even want it. The car still needs your hands on the wheel quite often, lane changing on it's own is pointless on a car that doesn't have full self driving (ie don't need your hands on the wheel at all).

 

[22tucsonhybridowner]

See post #6 and #7. 2022 Tucson does not have LCA and will not get it. The other posters were mistaken about what LCA is, easily confused with LKA which drb227 explained in his post.

I don't know why you even want it. The car still needs your hands on the wheel quite often, lane changing on it's own is pointless on a car that doesn't have full self driving (ie don't need your hands on the wheel at all).

True but I want to make that decision for myself. In any case, it's annoying that even buying the highest trim does not give you all the features the brand offers!

 

[CanadianMama]

True but I want to make that decision for myself. In any case, it's annoying that even buying the highest trim does not give you all the features the brand offers!

I don't believe this a feature actually available on the Tucson. Only Lane Keep Assist.

 

[CanadianMama]

True but I want to make that decision for myself. In any case, it's annoying that even buying the highest trim does not give you all the features the brand offers!

This is what Hyundai considers Lane Change Assist for reference
"Hyundai Lane Change Assist
Many Hyundai vehicles are equipped with Lane Change Assist, which provides an audible and visual alert. The alerts are activated if another vehicle is sensed in the Blind Spot. But it will not detect all vehicles or objects in the Blind Spots. It depends on the size and distance of the object as well as the speed and angle of your vehicle in relation to other vehicles. The Hyundai Tucson is a great family vehicle with Lane Change Assist equipped."

 

[Tampa8]

True but I want to make that decision for myself. In any case, it's annoying that even buying the highest trim does not give you all the features the brand offers!

What Hyundai vehicle has the ability to change lanes on it's own?

 

[CanadianMama]

What Hyundai vehicle has the ability to change lanes on it's own?

I don't believe any do. I think the original poster is confused by the name lane change assist. In hyundai's terms its essentially a beep that happens if you try to change lanes and someone is in your blind spot.

 

[drb227]

I don't believe any do. I think the original poster is confused by the name lane change assist. In hyundai's terms its essentially a beep that happens if you try to change lanes and someone is in your blind spot.

The IONIQ 5 has the ability to change lanes by itself.

 

[CanadianMama]

The IONIQ 5 has the ability to change lanes by itself.

Oh interesting! Thats really cool!

 

[Tooson]

The IONIQ 5 has the ability to change lanes by itself.

Yup it has highway driving assist 2, it's a more advanced level 2 autonomous self driving feature. Maybe the OP will be annoyed that we have HDA1 and not HDA2? 🤷‍♂️

 

[22tucsonhybridowner]

Yup it has highway driving assist 2, it's a more advanced level 2 autonomous self driving feature. Maybe the OP will be annoyed that we have HDA1 and not HDA2? 🤷‍♂️

I am annoyed! :/

I don't believe any do. I think the original poster is confused by the name lane change assist. In hyundai's terms its essentially a beep that happens if you try to change lanes and someone is in your blind spot.

Lane Change Assist in HDA2 shows this logo when the adjacent lane is clear (as I understand) -

 

[kdtucson]

Hyundai does offer lane change assist on some of their vehicles. Here is their official video on the feature: