OTA Updates for all Hyundai vehicles:
Hyundai The Motor Group is working towards enabling over-the-air (OTA) updates for all models in the global markets. While some Hyundai models already support OTA capability, the group plans to enable OTA across its portfolio by 2025.
The OTA will enable Hyundai to offer value-added services, continuous software upgrades and new features to its existing customers and those investing in the upcoming EM and ES electric vehicle platforms. The group also believes that this will boost the residual value of their products.
Connected car services for 20 million cars by 2025:
Hyundai Motor Group also expects to register 20 million vehicles in its Connected Car Services (CCS) system worldwide by the year 2025. The CCS enabled vehicles will have advanced telecom features that will add value to the customer experience and provide personalized services like software. Membership.
The CCS data collected by the group will also help strengthen future mobility solutions such as Purpose Built Vehicle (PBV), Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), Robotaxis and Robots.
Connected car operating systems to boost autonomy:
Leveraging further data, the group is also working on its own Connected Car Operating System (CCOS) that integrates hardware and software technologies to significantly strengthen Hyundai’s position as the global mobility player of the future. will add.
Hyundai is also developing a third generation integrated controller based on next-gen high-performance semiconductors. it will unlock Level 3 ADAS Possibilities in Hyundai cars like Highway Driving Pilot (HDP), Remote Parking Pilot (RPP) and much more. This will be achieved by the higher computational power of the new controller and improved equipment in vehicles such as next-generation radar and LiDAR technology.
The new integrated controller will also enable faster computation as it will support CPUs with higher performance. This will eventually lead to mass production of autonomous vehicles and pave the way for the commercialization of Level 4 and 5 autonomy.
To successfully achieve this future roadmap, Hyundai Motor Group has announced that it will invest 18 trillion won by 2030. With the investment, the group will develop a Global Software Center and R&D Headquarters to develop the SDV capabilities of its vehicles around the world.