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An EXCELLENT lesson, thank you. I just jumped from my '95 Jeep (just wrecked) to a 2023 Santa Fe rental. I'm such a novice about 21st C. autos, I needed to ask the clerk how to start the car. So a lot is still a mystery. You are a fabulous teacher!
Another thing to keep in mind. When you slow down in adaptive cruise control, if the car in front of you changes lanes or traffic speeds up quickly your vehicle will accelerate rapidly if there is a significant difference between the speed you were slowed down to and the speed you have set on the cruise control. You may not want to take off that rapidly, so you need to be alert for such sudden changes by the vehicle in front of you.
Thank you so much for this video. I took delivery of my Hyundai Ioniq 5 today and being a man, refuse to read the instruction manual! The various settings on the steering wheel confused the hell out of me, but now after just 12 minutes watching your video, I am an expert!
Oh thank you so much for your video, I’m here at lost, just got my 2024 Tucson and there’s so many things to learn and I don’t even have time for it lol, but this video helped me a lot😊
Best video for using Cruise Control and Lane Assist. Thank you for taking the time to do this!! (Just got a 2024 Tucson, and I was driving a 2005 Honda accord - so a steep learning curve that you made easier!!)
Thanks so much! I have a 2023 Santa Fe and my salesman spent over an hour going through the features on my dash, but I’d forgotten how to engage the cruise control, and had no idea which buttons they were. This was a great refresher, now that I’ve gotten used to some of the other features. My old Santa Fe was a 2006, a lot has changed!
Thank you for your outstanding video! It was very clear & informative and showed exactly what I wanted to know. I am a new owner of the 2022 Tucson Limited and this tutorial was just what I needed. Thank you so much for taking the time to produce and post it as it is much appreciated.
@@kippywylie I absolutely LOVE this car! I am older and don't need a hot rod sport car, but wanted something sleek & futuristic looking. I am also a tech junkie and wanted something with all of the bells & whistles so I bought the Limited Trim with everything in it and I couldn't be happier! I was concerned before buying the car because of so many people saying that the standard engine was too small and underpowered. Within 1 minute of test driving the standard engine I found that it had plenty of power for me and that was the engine I bought saving myself thousands over the hybrid engines which were not even available in my area anyway. This Limited Trim car, quite literally, nearly drives itself and is very close to being a self driving car when you lean what settings to use. I recommend that you invest the time to watch the many great tutorial videos on how to operate ALL of the functions and hidden menus of this car so you can get everything that it has to offer you. If you can afford the Limited Trim the extra features you get with it over the lower trim models to me are well worth the extra money. Ask your dealer about the extra features and check them out for yourself. Once you experience them it is hard to settle on not having them. Around town in stop & go traffic I get about 23 mph and on the highway I get about 28 mph using regular unleaded gas with the AC climate control always on since I live in the hot climate of South West Florida. If you live somewhere where you do not have to use the AC all the time you will probably get better mileage. The car is as solid as a tank and rides like a dream, much nicer than the 2014 Ford Escape that I had before this car. You will have a lot of strong protection around you if God forbid you are involved in a bad accident. I've owned the car for about 7 months now and would buy it again in a heartbeat! I hope this helps with your decision.
@@tkeeg Wow. Thank you. I'm now 73 years old, retired and honestly the car sits for most of the sunny days while I do errands on my ebike. But, every winter I drive round trip 6 days of eight hours days 2'000 miles to sunny climate in Mexico. I'm especially drawn to your comment about the technology adaptive cruise because on these long drives it can get exhausting. It will be curious to experience this down the length of California through San Francisco then Los Angeles. I'm also think only FWD since I have not been in snow in 12 years, and I never off road. I personally wonder about that huge panoramic moon roof because it seems like too much?
@@kippywylie We are close to the same age as I'll be 70 in a couple months. I'm retired and only drive about 4,000 miles a year. The adaptive cruise technology is amazing and works very well. I spent countless hours reading the entire car manual and watching about 60 TH-cam videos explaining all the car's features in depth. The huge panoramic moon roof is nice, but I very rarely use it since it is so hot where I live most of the year and that just puts more heat into the car. During the winter months, when the temps cool a bit, it is nice to use once in a while on a sunny day. If they offered the Limited Trim without the sun roof I would have taken that option, but if you want all the extra features included with the Limited Trim then you are stuck with the sun roof. I also got he FWD version. If you don't get a lot of snow it is a waste of money to buy the all wheel version plus it will cut down on your gas mileage. Best of luck with whatever you decide and be careful in Mexico as it is a truly dangerous place to go now.
So helpful!! Especially the info about the sunset/sunrise & the camera ... just got a 2023 Tucson & the super quick explanation the salesman gave me did not sink in at all. Thanks!!!!
Thanks for the excellent video. Hope you will make many more on the Tucson's controls. I have just received our new one and can't believe the poor indexing in the manuals.
Awesome demo. I was too lazy to read the 8,000 page owners manual on adapative cruise control for my '24 Palisade Caligraphy. This video told me everything i need to know about it. Thanks!
Very clear video. I understand my vehicle because of this Covers all of that is needed without diverging into prior years or other trivia not relivant to the owner of a new vehicle
I'm just stressed looking at your fuel gauge, and you seemed totally not worried about running out of gas 😂. Thanks for the video though... thumbs up 👍
Stop & Go traffic so so annoying, especially here in Europe where most cars are manual stick shift and the speed rolling may be below the lowest RPM of the first gear ... then you have to press the clutch a 1000 times very gently ... my next car will definitely be a Kia or Hyundai with that feature enabled. Thank you for this very good and practical explanation.
@@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834 You so funny or a poorly programmed bot. I am German, living in Germany my entire life and know the situation in Europe very well.
Only thing I don’t like on following distance I was on vacation on interstate and had maximum distance set. A car beside me cut across to get to the other lane beside me on the left. It was like the car slammed on the brakes. My daughter freaked out. She was actually driving at the time.
My 2018 Santa Fe had the Smart Cruise Control, but it also allowed you to revert to the standard *Speed Hold* which is great for highway speeds. *Speed Hold* was activated by holding down that car spacing button until a speedometer pops up.
Thank you for the great info. It's a lot easier to understand these functions by watching you demonstrate! I just bought a 2024 Hyundai palisade.. and started using some features. Def gonna use these features a lot!
Goodmade vid with explaining the items.... I practice it with my now one year young Tucson PHEV .... I enjoy this comfortable and perfect styled SUV ... before I was driving a BMW X3 with 3.0 Ltrs. ... and I don't miss the BMW!!! I'm loading own produced electric energy from solar with my wallbox in garage! So the Plug in is perfect decision 👍👍👍
Great video, at last a video that explains how it works in detail, especially in traffic jams. It seems that unlike on the Tesla's the distance with the 1 setting is what an actual driver would do in traffic jams. A Tesla stays too far away even at the minimum setting.
Great info and demonstration of the Hyundai intelligent systems. The Hyundai is a car I am looking at buying in the coming days and weeks and your info helps me before I even test drive the car.
Excellent! Thank you! Just got a 2023 Kona with these features. Had planned to ignore them as I do when driving our other car with them, but will try them out!
Great video, I just bought a 2023 Hyundai Tucson 230 self charging hybrid ultimate top spec in UK with these functions, so you have helped me understand how to use them, thank you and well done
Great and informative video. One comment about the end of the video. You said drivers should be more vigilant in fog, rain, snow, etc. These and other conditions are when drivers should NEVER use cruise control of any kind, no matter how smart it is. No way is this car “smart” enough to immediately enough to override driver settings and disable acceleration the instant you start hydroplaning or skidding in snow. The system is not smart enough to compensate for fog and reduce the speed accordingly.
Thank you so much for this. I'm shopping for a Tucson for my twice yearly 50 round trip long drives to Mexico and back from Seattle WA. Your reference to fatigue and the help this technology lends seals the deal for me. I do my drives with strings of 8-9 hour long days arriving at the next hotel with white line fever
This feature is great. It's basically self-driving on long freeway trips. It won't change lanes or exit for you but it does keep the speed and keep you in the lane well.
This is an amazingly helpful video. I purchased a 2022 Hyundai Tucson Limited (regular, not Hybrid or electric model) a month ago and have been struggling to figure out all the gizmos it has. The dealership was moderately helpful but basically said, get in and play with it to figure it out and the manual is less than helpful to a newbie. This makes me feel much more confident using the cruise control and now I understand what the additional features are and will be more likely to use them. If you have other videos showing how to use all the features of the beautifully huge center console I hope I can find them too. Also, are you aware of any way, other than disconnecting the battery, to reset the system when the sound goes out? The "reset" button did nothing. I stumbled upon a response online mentioning disconnecting the battery for 15 minutes and that was the only thing that we could find that worked. Thanks again, this clears up a lot!
Hello Gail, unfortunately I don't have any other how-to videos about the Tucson on my channel other than the Highway Driving Assist and Navigation-Based Smart Cruise Control, which your Tucson should have since it's a limited. You can watch that video here: th-cam.com/video/RhQU7TLjRp0/w-d-xo.html but quite frankly those features aren't nearly as useful as the standard Smart Cruise Control system that I described in this video you left this comment on. I mainly stick to Adaptive Cruise Control how-to videos for different types of cars, because it's a feature I am very familiar with and I enjoy using myself. Unfortunately I don't know anything about resetting the audio on this car either, I apologize about that.
@@CarDietrich No need to apologize. I was just taking a shot in the dark hoping that since you drove these vehicles you might have more in-depth knowledge of other parts as well. Thanks again for the information you provided on the cruise control, it will definitely come in handy. Have a wonderful day!
Hi Gail, this response is a bit late but I have a '22 Tucson Limited (Hybrid) and had issues with the sound going out from time to time, usually when I was using Android Auto. What I found that usually worked was to push the Media button and switch to a different source like radio or Bluetooth audio, then switch back to the source I was listening to (Android Auto). 95% of the time that fixed it for me. The other times I had to disconnect my phone from Android Auto (I use a wireless adapter called Motorola MA1, so I unplugged that from the car and plugged it back in) and that usually solved the other 5%. Hope that helps!
Here's a tip it took me a little while to figure out - how to realize that the car in front of you is causing you to go slower than you have set. You can of course just look at the speedometer, but that can be distracting and annoying. An easier way (I think) is to just glance at the ACC icon. If the car on the left side of the icon is white, the car in front is controlling your speed (you are going slower than your set speed). If it is gray, the car in front is going at least as fast as your set speed, and if it is missing no car has been detected in front of you.
The lane keeping assist will help steer through a curve if the car's camera can read the lane lines, but you still need to keep your hands on the wheel
So, I am curious. When the last car changed lanes, and your car sped up, did it lock on to the car that was in the lane. It didn't appear that way on the video. It appeared that you had to hit the brake to slow your car down. Is that what happened? BTW, thank you for an outstanding video. Just leased a 2025 Palisade and trying to learn all the functionality.
Omigosh. I’ve had my ‘22 Hyundai Tucson N-Line for a year. I still have trouble losing the Blue tooth/Apple play/navigation! I’ve never even tried the cruise control. Thanks for the lesson!
Cool function. if the car is equipped with smart cruise control 2(new version), it is slower and faster and adjusting speed following highway road curve degree
If you have the screen with the built in gps (premium models) it’ll actually slow the car down for you when you’re hitting close turns n stuff pretty dope lol
I have all these features on my 2022 Kona and I can actually keep my hands off the steering wheel for over ten minutes as long as the line is clear, otherwise you get get message to put your hans back on it.
Thanks for the informative video. I just got my 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Limited yesterday and am trying to learn all the features. I have never had a car so sophisticated before. Your video was a big help! Now if I can just figure out how to move it out of a parking space after being parked by using the remote!
That only requires the use of two buttons on the key fob. Clearly marked. If you managed to get your licence to drive, you’ll be ok with operating these two push buttons.
Thanks! that was Cruise control pause/ resume right in between + - Q: when Adoptive Cruise Control is slowing down or at Zero, Break light comes on? So vehicle behind can see it?
@@CarDietrich thanks i think im going to have to rewatch your video again i couldn't get it working. all it does is warn me the car in front is moving 👍
@@CarDietrich I just gave it another go when I was dropping the kids off. I just pushed the cruise button up and the 2 cars and dots appeared. Thanks if it was not your video I would never know how it worked👍 or ever use it
If the lane driving assist is active and the car's cameras can read the lane lines it should help you steer through it, but you need to keep your hands on the wheel and control the steering yourself if necessary.
The lane steering thing on my 22 Tucson messes up on grooved concrete highways that don't have painted lane lines but has white reflective bumps things. Had to turn it off bc when it reads the lane wrong it takes you out of the lane (scared me until I turned it off).
Does the adaptive cruise control only slow down the car at the set distance when both lane departure and steering assist is also on? Meaning, if I dont have lane departure and steering departure activated, will my car not automatically slow down when using teh cruise control on my hyundai santa fe 2023?
I've got a Y. Needed a second car so got the 2022 Sonata SEL recently. Didn't think a sub-$30k car would "auto pilot" as well as my $65k Tesla. I was wrong. It auto pilots on the highway just as well as the Tesla. I'm blown away by it that such tech was included in the Sonata's price (not even the highest trim).
I am driving Tucson in Canada. In cold winter , -15 deg F, the smart cruise control does not work with its sensor malfunction message. I conjecture that cold weather increases the vehicle structure stiffness and it prevents the sensor from functioning properly. Driving highway without cruise control requires a lot of labour by my foot. Another problem of smart cruise control is that the vehicle tries to reduce speed without any vehicle in front of my vehicle. The smart cruise control looks like to see 'Ghost vehicle' . Last one is forward collision avoidance(FCA) system. When it is activated, the vehicle tries to do emergency stop without any vehicle in front, again seeing 'Ghost vehicle'. Overall , Hyundai designers did not consider all weather conditions, producing " poor quality " smart cruise control and FCA system. Old technology , if it is not SMART, looks more reliable and convenient to use in cold Canada weather.
One question: with "lane keep" turned on, if you came upon some "roadkill" up ahead, can you manually swerve around it without disengaging "lane keep" so it resumes steering after passing the "roadkill"?
Which digital display? The small one at the top (that goes away if cruise control is off) isn't your actual speed, it is the speed the CC is set for. If you want a digital display of your speed, press the left-hand button on the right side of the steering wheel (next to the cruise control buttons). The center of the display will cycle between info for this trip, info since refueling, info since manually reset, and the current speed (in big numbers).
@@briansomething5987 Yeah, thanks. Sometimes when I stop the cruise control the large speedometer display switches to an energy display and no MPH anymore
So I just got a 2022 new to me Santa Fe with exact same buttons as this. For some reason it is working just like a cruise control old style, meaning not adaptive. Are you sure there is not away to enable and disable it? I really don't want to drop off at dealer to find out there is a button buried in the menu somewhere. Also, any other things to check. The vehicle also has it according to the window sticker that came in glove box....Thanks for great video!!!! Just wish mine worked like that.....
My question is this: are you using the system when there are no other cars around? Because if so, it will just act like normal cruise control. As far as I know on the Hyundai's with Smart Cruise Control, that's the mode it's always in. There is no way to switch it to "normal" cruise control.
@@CarDietrich yes sir, I have been playing with it the last few days trying to get it to slow me down. Even with it set on 4 (greatest gap) it runs up on people before I have to hit breaks. It seems like it is not seeing cars. They do not show up?
@@CarDietrich so, I was in rush when I purchased. After reading up, checked front end real food and there is a crack in air dam and scratch on lower bumper. My guess is the got hit by a truck backing up with a hitch…..but cruise control works, just like an old school car…..thanks for replies!!!
There isn't any "default" following distance as far as a set number of yards or meters, it varies based on speed. IE the following distance will be longer at 70 MPH than it is at 15 MPH at the same exact setting
nice reciew brother what if i dont want to use cruise control can i just push my break on or push the gas pedal manually or i will cansel the cruise control buttom?
I was told the new some Idle Stop and Go is not on some of the 2023 Santa Cruz. Salesman said it was because of the type of motor. There is no off/on button on the vehicle. Are there some cars that don't have to have Idle Stop and Go? I want to know before I buy a new Santa Cruz! Thanks
When you say idle stop and go, are you referring to the system that can shut the engine off to save fuel? Or the Smart Cruise Control’s ability to bring the car to a complete stop?
It would be very informative to know how the speed reduction works. My first thoughts were "how often am I going to go through brake pads"? So, is it controlled mechanically or electronically, through braking, transmission, or engine? Or a combination? I did go to the dealer, but not completely satisfied with their explanation.
The car will coast to slow down when it can, but it will use the brakes when it needs to as well. The system is not aggressive, it tries to be smooth, so it's not going to slam on the brakes unless it's an emergency situation and the person in front of you slammed on their brakes. To the specific question of "how often am I going to go through brake pads?" The answer to that is pretty much exactly as often as you would if you didn't use the Smart Cruise Control. Think about it, it doesn't change the driving conditions you're in. If the car in front of you slows down quickly, the brakes are going to be used. It's either you hitting them or the car's computers.
I should have clarified. The car in front is traveling at 60 mph, and my cruise is set at 75 so we are both going 60. Are my brakes holding me at 60 or is another system, ie transmission?
No, the brakes are not holding you at 60 in that situation. The car is adjusting the throttle and what gear the transmission is in to maintain the speed of the car in front of you.
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An EXCELLENT lesson, thank you. I just jumped from my '95 Jeep (just wrecked) to a 2023 Santa Fe rental. I'm such a novice about 21st C. autos, I needed to ask the clerk how to start the car. So a lot is still a mystery. You are a fabulous teacher!
Another thing to keep in mind. When you slow down in adaptive cruise control, if the car in front of you changes lanes or traffic speeds up quickly your vehicle will accelerate rapidly if there is a significant difference between the speed you were slowed down to and the speed you have set on the cruise control. You may not want to take off that rapidly, so you need to be alert for such sudden changes by the vehicle in front of you.
I had that happen to me!
Thank you so much for this video. I took delivery of my Hyundai Ioniq 5 today and being a man, refuse to read the instruction manual! The various settings on the steering wheel confused the hell out of me, but now after just 12 minutes watching your video, I am an expert!
Oh thank you so much for your video, I’m here at lost, just got my 2024 Tucson and there’s so many things to learn and I don’t even have time for it lol, but this video helped me a lot😊
Best video for using Cruise Control and Lane Assist. Thank you for taking the time to do this!! (Just got a 2024 Tucson, and I was driving a 2005 Honda accord - so a steep learning curve that you made easier!!)
Thank you for the very detailed video. I just got a 2023 Kona, and I was questioning myself how all this works!!!
Thanks so much! I have a 2023 Santa Fe and my salesman spent over an hour going through the features on my dash, but I’d forgotten how to engage the cruise control, and had no idea which buttons they were. This was a great refresher, now that I’ve gotten used to some of the other features. My old Santa Fe was a 2006, a lot has changed!
Glad it helped, thank you for watching!
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Thanks for that. Your video is better than Hyundai's. No bs music, just what the buttons do and what the indicators mean. Good job.
Thank you for watching!
If you hold the up, down increase , decrease for a couple seconds it will increase or decrease speed by 5mph increments
Great tip
10kph in Canada
Thx u!
Thank you for your outstanding video! It was very clear & informative and showed exactly what I wanted to know.
I am a new owner of the 2022 Tucson Limited and this tutorial was just what I needed. Thank you so much for taking the time to produce and post it as it is much appreciated.
You are so welcome!
How are you finding your Tucson experience? Are you happy with the car? I'm about to pull the trigger on this vehicle.
@@kippywylie I absolutely LOVE this car! I am older and don't need a hot rod sport car, but wanted something sleek & futuristic looking. I am also a tech junkie and wanted something with all of the bells & whistles so I bought the Limited Trim with everything in it and I couldn't be happier!
I was concerned before buying the car because of so many people saying that the standard engine was too small and underpowered. Within 1 minute of test driving the standard engine I found that it had plenty of power for me and that was the engine I bought saving myself thousands over the hybrid engines which were not even available in my area anyway.
This Limited Trim car, quite literally, nearly drives itself and is very close to being a self driving car when you lean what settings to use. I recommend that you invest the time to watch the many great tutorial videos on how to operate ALL of the functions and hidden menus of this car so you can get everything that it has to offer you.
If you can afford the Limited Trim the extra features you get with it over the lower trim models to me are well worth the extra money. Ask your dealer about the extra features and check them out for yourself. Once you experience them it is hard to settle on not having them.
Around town in stop & go traffic I get about 23 mph and on the highway I get about 28 mph using regular unleaded gas with the AC climate control always on since I live in the hot climate of South West Florida. If you live somewhere where you do not have to use the AC all the time you will probably get better mileage.
The car is as solid as a tank and rides like a dream, much nicer than the 2014 Ford Escape that I had before this car. You will have a lot of strong protection around you if God forbid you are involved in a bad accident.
I've owned the car for about 7 months now and would buy it again in a heartbeat!
I hope this helps with your decision.
@@tkeeg Wow. Thank you. I'm now 73 years old, retired and honestly the car sits for most of the sunny days while I do errands on my ebike. But, every winter I drive round trip 6 days of eight hours days 2'000 miles to sunny climate in Mexico. I'm especially drawn to your comment about the technology adaptive cruise because on these long drives it can get exhausting. It will be curious to experience this down the length of California through San Francisco then Los Angeles. I'm also think only FWD since I have not been in snow in 12 years, and I never off road. I personally wonder about that huge panoramic moon roof because it seems like too much?
@@kippywylie We are close to the same age as I'll be 70 in a couple months. I'm retired and only drive about 4,000 miles a year.
The adaptive cruise technology is amazing and works very well. I spent countless hours reading the entire car manual and watching about 60 TH-cam videos explaining all the car's features in depth.
The huge panoramic moon roof is nice, but I very rarely use it since it is so hot where I live most of the year and that just puts more heat into the car. During the winter months, when the temps cool a bit, it is nice to use once in a while on a sunny day. If they offered the Limited Trim without the sun roof I would have taken that option, but if you want all the extra features included with the Limited Trim then you are stuck with the sun roof.
I also got he FWD version. If you don't get a lot of snow it is a waste of money to buy the all wheel version plus it will cut down on your gas mileage.
Best of luck with whatever you decide and be careful in Mexico as it is a truly dangerous place to go now.
So helpful!! Especially the info about the sunset/sunrise & the camera ... just got a 2023 Tucson & the super quick explanation the salesman gave me did not sink in at all. Thanks!!!!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for the excellent video. Hope you will make many more on the Tucson's controls. I have just received our new one and can't believe the poor indexing in the manuals.
This is the best and most informative video on this subject i could find on youtube. Thanks. I have ordered a Kia Sportage with these features
Awesome demo. I was too lazy to read the 8,000 page owners manual on adapative cruise control for my '24 Palisade Caligraphy. This video told me everything i need to know about it. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Very informative. Now I know what those buttons on the steering wheel are for! Thanks!
I’ve got my new Hyundai today .thank you so much for the video ..is very helpful as I am learning how to use the new control
One of the best explanations
So much effort and detail in this video. Wow. Immediate sub and like.
Much appreciated!
best explanation I have seen, and I've watched many videos on this. Thank you!
Very clear video. I understand my vehicle because of this Covers all of that is needed without diverging into prior years or other trivia not relivant to the owner of a new vehicle
I'm just stressed looking at your fuel gauge, and you seemed totally not worried about running out of gas 😂. Thanks for the video though... thumbs up 👍
Stop & Go traffic so so annoying, especially here in Europe where most cars are manual stick shift and the speed rolling may be below the lowest RPM of the first gear ... then you have to press the clutch a 1000 times very gently ... my next car will definitely be a Kia or Hyundai with that feature enabled.
Thank you for this very good and practical explanation.
your talking rubbish mate, it's not a stick shift in Europe. in fact bet you have never been there Dude.
@@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834 You so funny or a poorly programmed bot. I am German, living in Germany my entire life and know the situation in Europe very well.
Only thing I don’t like on following distance I was on vacation on interstate and had maximum distance set. A car beside me cut across to get to the other lane beside me on the left. It was like the car slammed on the brakes. My daughter freaked out. She was actually driving at the time.
My 2018 Santa Fe had the Smart Cruise Control, but it also allowed you to revert to the standard *Speed Hold* which is great for highway speeds. *Speed Hold* was activated by holding down that car spacing button until a speedometer pops up.
Thank you for the great info. It's a lot easier to understand these functions by watching you demonstrate! I just bought a 2024 Hyundai palisade.. and started using some features. Def gonna use these features a lot!
A very useful presentation - I just bought an Ioniq 5!!
Goodmade vid with explaining the items.... I practice it with my now one year young Tucson PHEV .... I enjoy this comfortable and perfect styled SUV ... before I was driving a BMW X3 with 3.0 Ltrs. ... and I don't miss the BMW!!! I'm loading own produced electric energy from solar with my wallbox in garage! So the Plug in is perfect decision 👍👍👍
Right on!
Great video, at last a video that explains how it works in detail, especially in traffic jams. It seems that unlike on the Tesla's the distance with the 1 setting is what an actual driver would do in traffic jams. A Tesla stays too far away even at the minimum setting.
Glad it was helpful!
Great info and demonstration of the Hyundai intelligent systems. The Hyundai is a car I am looking at buying in the coming days and weeks and your info helps me before I even test drive the car.
Thank you! This is still helpful for a 2023 sonata
Great video! Explains everything I wanted to know about the smart cruise control. I’m an owner of a 2023 Elantra Hybrid, and there’s a lot to learn.
Glad it was helpful!
I have one and for some reason my android phone which is plugged in sometimes the screen says android not connected. Very confusing
Excellent! Thank you! Just got a 2023 Kona with these features. Had planned to ignore them as I do when driving our other car with them, but will try them out!
What a difference two years makes. The displays on the 2024 model are so much better.
Great video, I just bought a 2023 Hyundai Tucson 230 self charging hybrid ultimate top spec in UK with these functions, so you have helped me understand how to use them, thank you and well done
Thank you, I just left the dealership, I was trying to cut my off❗️
Great and informative video. One comment about the end of the video. You said drivers should be more vigilant in fog, rain, snow, etc. These and other conditions are when drivers should NEVER use cruise control of any kind, no matter how smart it is. No way is this car “smart” enough to immediately enough to override driver settings and disable acceleration the instant you start hydroplaning or skidding in snow. The system is not smart enough to compensate for fog and reduce the speed accordingly.
Excellent help.
Thank you so much for this. I'm shopping for a Tucson for my twice yearly 50 round trip long drives to Mexico and back from Seattle WA. Your reference to fatigue and the help this technology lends seals the deal for me. I do my drives with strings of 8-9 hour long days arriving at the next hotel with white line fever
Thank you for watching!
Hello. Very helpful video. I am from Kazakhstan and bought a new Tucson. This video helped me understand how to use the system.
Thank you very much for watching, enjoy your new Tucson!
Awesome video. Thanks for making this
I pick up my new Elantra hybrid limited this Monday!!
Thanks for watching and congrats on your new car!
This feature is great. It's basically self-driving on long freeway trips. It won't change lanes or exit for you but it does keep the speed and keep you in the lane well.
It changes lanes on the 2023 Palisade.
I have a 2024 Palisade Calligraphy and it doesn’t change lanes…
great, now i know how to resume from break!
Great tutorial
Good job.
This is an amazingly helpful video. I purchased a 2022 Hyundai Tucson Limited (regular, not Hybrid or electric model) a month ago and have been struggling to figure out all the gizmos it has. The dealership was moderately helpful but basically said, get in and play with it to figure it out and the manual is less than helpful to a newbie. This makes me feel much more confident using the cruise control and now I understand what the additional features are and will be more likely to use them. If you have other videos showing how to use all the features of the beautifully huge center console I hope I can find them too. Also, are you aware of any way, other than disconnecting the battery, to reset the system when the sound goes out? The "reset" button did nothing. I stumbled upon a response online mentioning disconnecting the battery for 15 minutes and that was the only thing that we could find that worked. Thanks again, this clears up a lot!
Hello Gail, unfortunately I don't have any other how-to videos about the Tucson on my channel other than the Highway Driving Assist and Navigation-Based Smart Cruise Control, which your Tucson should have since it's a limited. You can watch that video here: th-cam.com/video/RhQU7TLjRp0/w-d-xo.html but quite frankly those features aren't nearly as useful as the standard Smart Cruise Control system that I described in this video you left this comment on. I mainly stick to Adaptive Cruise Control how-to videos for different types of cars, because it's a feature I am very familiar with and I enjoy using myself. Unfortunately I don't know anything about resetting the audio on this car either, I apologize about that.
@@CarDietrich No need to apologize. I was just taking a shot in the dark hoping that since you drove these vehicles you might have more in-depth knowledge of other parts as well. Thanks again for the information you provided on the cruise control, it will definitely come in handy. Have a wonderful day!
Thank you Gail, you too! Enjoy your new Tucson :)
Hi Gail, this response is a bit late but I have a '22 Tucson Limited (Hybrid) and had issues with the sound going out from time to time, usually when I was using Android Auto. What I found that usually worked was to push the Media button and switch to a different source like radio or Bluetooth audio, then switch back to the source I was listening to (Android Auto). 95% of the time that fixed it for me. The other times I had to disconnect my phone from Android Auto (I use a wireless adapter called Motorola MA1, so I unplugged that from the car and plugged it back in) and that usually solved the other 5%. Hope that helps!
Here's a tip it took me a little while to figure out - how to realize that the car in front of you is causing you to go slower than you have set. You can of course just look at the speedometer, but that can be distracting and annoying. An easier way (I think) is to just glance at the ACC icon. If the car on the left side of the icon is white, the car in front is controlling your speed (you are going slower than your set speed). If it is gray, the car in front is going at least as fast as your set speed, and if it is missing no car has been detected in front of you.
Thanks for the video. The steering wheel also move automatically in a curve?
The lane keeping assist will help steer through a curve if the car's camera can read the lane lines, but you still need to keep your hands on the wheel
It has radar cruise control. It works great
Very helpful video
Thank you for sharing 👏
Great demonstration. Thank you
So, I am curious. When the last car changed lanes, and your car sped up, did it lock on to the car that was in the lane. It didn't appear that way on the video. It appeared that you had to hit the brake to slow your car down. Is that what happened? BTW, thank you for an outstanding video. Just leased a 2025 Palisade and trying to learn all the functionality.
Omigosh. I’ve had my ‘22 Hyundai Tucson N-Line for a year. I still have trouble losing the Blue tooth/Apple play/navigation! I’ve never even tried the cruise control. Thanks for the lesson!
You are very welcome!
how can you drive a car for a year without cruise control, unless your a city driver.....
Great informative video. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Helps with the take a break you get from the vechile
Thanks the video really helped.
This looks awesome. I have a 2020 Pilot and the adaptive cruise control is garbage. Literally the only reason I'm buying a new car.
Cool function.
if the car is equipped with smart cruise control 2(new version), it is slower and faster and adjusting speed following highway road curve degree
thanks for all the good tips!
10:22 indeed it's a beatiful thing
Thanks, this is really helpful.
If you have the screen with the built in gps (premium models) it’ll actually slow the car down for you when you’re hitting close turns n stuff pretty dope lol
I have all these features on my 2022 Kona and I can actually keep my hands off the steering wheel for over ten minutes as long as the line is clear, otherwise you get get message to put your hans back on it.
Thanks very helpful
very good tips
What are the (+) (-)paddle shifters for behind the toggles?
To change gears for the transmission, if you want to use the manual shift mode
@@CarDietrichneed a video for that!😊
I don't know why but your video was transformer 5 battle scene for the first min for me, and I was like wtf...?
Must be some good shrooms!
Thanks for the informative video. I just got my 2022 Hyundai Santa Fe Hybrid Limited yesterday and am trying to learn all the features. I have never had a car so sophisticated before. Your video was a big help! Now if I can just figure out how to move it out of a parking space after being parked by using the remote!
That only requires the use of two buttons on the key fob. Clearly marked. If you managed to get your licence to drive, you’ll be ok with operating these two push buttons.
thanks for explaining
You're welcome!
Thanks! that was Cruise control pause/ resume right in between + -
Q: when Adoptive Cruise Control is slowing down or at Zero, Break light comes on? So vehicle behind can see it?
Yes, the brake lights are illuminated when the Adaptive Cruise Activates the brakes
Best video I’ve seen on the topic so far. Thanks. What about the same system at night?
It works great at night too, just as long as visibility is good (IE no heavy rain, fog, snow, etc). Thank you for watching!
Thanks so much my friend. Your video demonstrations are gold.
Thank you for watching!
Great video I have had my eniro a week now and not used any of the features.
But after this video I will give it a try
Try it out it's a great feature!
@@CarDietrich thanks i think im going to have to rewatch your video again i couldn't get it working.
all it does is warn me the car in front is moving 👍
Make sure your particular car is equipped with the smart cruise control system, some of the more basic models just have regular cruise control.
@@CarDietrich you maybe right even with the final editon old shape eniro maybe its just not on it and just has the auto steering
@@CarDietrich I just gave it another go when I was dropping the kids off.
I just pushed the cruise button up and the 2 cars and dots appeared.
Thanks if it was not your video I would never know how it worked👍 or ever use it
I figured all this out by day 3 with my Tucson. Can you run ac all night in go mode like a Prius? You need gas!
Having your set speed at 81 mph in stop & go traffic, can lead to unwanted rapid acceleration under certain conditions.
How well does it work going around big turns on a highway?
If the lane driving assist is active and the car's cameras can read the lane lines it should help you steer through it, but you need to keep your hands on the wheel and control the steering yourself if necessary.
The lane steering thing on my 22 Tucson messes up on grooved concrete highways that don't have painted lane lines but has white reflective bumps things. Had to turn it off bc when it reads the lane wrong it takes you out of the lane (scared me until I turned it off).
Thank you❤
Does the adaptive cruise control only slow down the car at the set distance when both lane departure and steering assist is also on? Meaning, if I dont have lane departure and steering departure activated, will my car not automatically slow down when using teh cruise control on my hyundai santa fe 2023?
Excellent
I've got a Y. Needed a second car so got the 2022 Sonata SEL recently. Didn't think a sub-$30k car would "auto pilot" as well as my $65k Tesla.
I was wrong. It auto pilots on the highway just as well as the Tesla. I'm blown away by it that such tech was included in the Sonata's price (not even the highest trim).
very helpful video
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video! But you might need to get some ⛽️
I am driving Tucson in Canada. In cold winter , -15 deg F, the smart cruise control does not work with its sensor malfunction message. I conjecture that cold weather increases the vehicle structure stiffness and it prevents the sensor from functioning properly. Driving highway without cruise control requires a lot of labour by my foot. Another problem of smart cruise control is that the vehicle tries to reduce speed without any vehicle in front of my vehicle. The smart cruise control looks like to see 'Ghost vehicle' . Last one is forward collision avoidance(FCA) system. When it is activated, the vehicle tries to do emergency stop without any vehicle in front, again seeing 'Ghost vehicle'. Overall , Hyundai designers did not consider all weather conditions, producing " poor quality " smart cruise control and FCA system. Old technology , if it is not SMART, looks more reliable and convenient to use in cold Canada weather.
nice work
How to use huydai seat contro on 2017 tuscon
With the sun out there thats when the system is needed the most too work.
One question: with "lane keep" turned on, if you came upon some "roadkill" up ahead, can you manually swerve around it without disengaging "lane keep" so it resumes steering after passing the "roadkill"?
After temporary driver intervention to avoid an obstacle such as roadkill, the lane keeping will resume normal operation
Have a '24 Tuscon Limited. When I cancel cruise the digital mph display isn't there anymore. Am I doing something wrong?
Which digital display? The small one at the top (that goes away if cruise control is off) isn't your actual speed, it is the speed the CC is set for. If you want a digital display of your speed, press the left-hand button on the right side of the steering wheel (next to the cruise control buttons). The center of the display will cycle between info for this trip, info since refueling, info since manually reset, and the current speed (in big numbers).
@@briansomething5987 Yeah, thanks. Sometimes when I stop the cruise control the large speedometer display switches to an energy display and no MPH anymore
car with magic carpet 😆
So I just got a 2022 new to me Santa Fe with exact same buttons as this. For some reason it is working just like a cruise control old style, meaning not adaptive. Are you sure there is not away to enable and disable it? I really don't want to drop off at dealer to find out there is a button buried in the menu somewhere. Also, any other things to check. The vehicle also has it according to the window sticker that came in glove box....Thanks for great video!!!! Just wish mine worked like that.....
My question is this: are you using the system when there are no other cars around? Because if so, it will just act like normal cruise control. As far as I know on the Hyundai's with Smart Cruise Control, that's the mode it's always in. There is no way to switch it to "normal" cruise control.
@@CarDietrich yes sir, I have been playing with it the last few days trying to get it to slow me down. Even with it set on 4 (greatest gap) it runs up on people before I have to hit breaks. It seems like it is not seeing cars. They do not show up?
I would take the car to the dealership and have their service department look at it, if its a 2022 It should still be covered under warranty
@@CarDietrich so, I was in rush when I purchased. After reading up, checked front end real food and there is a crack in air dam and scratch on lower bumper. My guess is the got hit by a truck backing up with a hitch…..but cruise control works, just like an old school car…..thanks for replies!!!
What are the default 'following' distances? I noticed my car Beeped at me when the vehicle in line ahead moved and I did not.
There isn't any "default" following distance as far as a set number of yards or meters, it varies based on speed. IE the following distance will be longer at 70 MPH than it is at 15 MPH at the same exact setting
We just bought a 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe. My question is, when the adaptive cruise brings you to a stop, do the brake lights light up?
Yes the brake lights are illuminated in that circumstance
@@CarDietrich Thank you!
Could you please let me know how to turn off the transportation mode on Tucson 2023?
Unfortunately I do not know
nice reciew brother what if i dont want to use cruise control can i just push my break on or push the gas pedal manually or i will cansel the cruise control buttom?
Pushing the brake pedal (not the gas pedal) will disable the cruise control. Thank you for watching!
I use the cruise control and one pedal driving in my Ioniq 5.
How do you like that Ioniq 5? They look cool I want to review one
@@CarDietrich it’s really nice
Cool I'll have to try to get my hands on one. Enjoy it!
Thanks For
I was told the new some Idle Stop and Go is not on some of the 2023 Santa Cruz. Salesman said it was because of the type of motor. There is no off/on button on the vehicle. Are there some cars that don't have to have Idle Stop and Go? I want to know before I buy a new Santa Cruz! Thanks
When you say idle stop and go, are you referring to the system that can shut the engine off to save fuel? Or the Smart Cruise Control’s ability to bring the car to a complete stop?
It would be very informative to know how the speed reduction works. My first thoughts were "how often am I going to go through brake pads"? So, is it controlled mechanically or electronically, through braking, transmission, or engine? Or a combination? I did go to the dealer, but not completely satisfied with their explanation.
The car will coast to slow down when it can, but it will use the brakes when it needs to as well. The system is not aggressive, it tries to be smooth, so it's not going to slam on the brakes unless it's an emergency situation and the person in front of you slammed on their brakes. To the specific question of "how often am I going to go through brake pads?" The answer to that is pretty much exactly as often as you would if you didn't use the Smart Cruise Control. Think about it, it doesn't change the driving conditions you're in. If the car in front of you slows down quickly, the brakes are going to be used. It's either you hitting them or the car's computers.
I should have clarified. The car in front is traveling at 60 mph, and my cruise is set at 75 so we are both going 60. Are my brakes holding me at 60 or is another system, ie transmission?
No, the brakes are not holding you at 60 in that situation. The car is adjusting the throttle and what gear the transmission is in to maintain the speed of the car in front of you.
..With Stop And Go...There is not a word in the video about the ISG (Idle Stop and Go) system.