Hyundai is bringing its new infotainment system to the 2015 Consumer Electronics Show promising Android Auto and Apple CarPlay compatibility, as well as no CD player or in-built navigation.
It will obviously support a bunch of connected apps and features and it will all be operated through a seven-inch color touchscreen that “has been optimized for smartphone integration.”
Cason Grover, senior group manager of cross-carline planning for Hyundai Motor America, was quoted as saying they “will offer more technology than ever before inside affordable Hyundai models, allowing owners not only to text message through voice commands and stream their favorite music apps, but also to make calls in a safer way, and navigate using phone-based, off-board navigation through the car’s screen and controls.”
The system is simply called Display Audio and it’s set to debut on “selected 2016 models.” Scroll down and check out the screenshots of what its interface will look like.
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