I have a new ‘22 Tucson Hybrid with wireless CarPlay (not the top of the line which has wired). I had severe issues with CarPlay disconnecting in areas with lots of radio wave interference (such as in or near shopping centre parking lots, high voltage power lines, etc). To re-establish the CarPlay connection I had to delete the connection, turn off the car, reboot the iPhone, restart the car, re-pair the phone and re-initialize the CarPlay service. A real pain especially when I was using CarPlay for navigation. Upgrading the iPhone to iOS 15.0.2 appears to have corrected the difficult re-connection part of the problem, but the vehicle’s wireless connection to the phone still drops in the same areas. At least the phone now reconnects easily after the radio interference stops, but it is still a nuisance to lose CarPlay while driving or have it cut in and out for varying amounts of time. I am very disappointed that Hyundai chose a wireless phone connection technology that could not be shielded from outside radio interference in a way that would have prevented this issue. I am also concerned that the problem is inherent to the system and cannot be fixed. Otherwise I love the vehicle!