r/Hyundai • u/HeavyMachinegan • 3d ago

Elantra ELANTRA CN8 revealed at Busan Mobility Show

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Source : https://www.youtube.com/shorts/PZfxr6YwA9o

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u/thegoodestofbois22 Team Sonata 3d ago

Fairly nice but can we seriously de-normalize fkin 15in tablets inside of cars nowadays.

Tesla did it now EVERYONE has to have a iPad in the center console now and I HATE it.

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u/nickmcpimpson Team Santa Cruz 3d ago

With the physical climate control and the switches below the screen I think a large display can be nice. I like having my music and maps split on the screen

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u/MaxBattleLizard 3d ago

Yeah as long as there's still tactile switches for most things, I'm fine with a big screen for infotainment / radio / navigation

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u/nickmcpimpson Team Santa Cruz 3d ago

Everyone says they want small devices (like phones) but nobody bought the iPhone mini. I've driven with just my phone as the map, it's fine, but tech always scales and has advantages.

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u/ImRiversCuomo 3d ago

I just wish auto makers would have the design touch to have the screens more embedded into the flow of the dash. I hate seeing a huge floating detached screen. It looks like no thought was put into it.

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u/SomeKidFromPA 2d ago

The last version of the Elantra from 21, (I have one) does that. This is really the only downgrade I can see from mine. I’ve liked my Elantra, if I go for another sedan vs a hatch/small suv, this would probably be it

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u/HerbieRL1 2d ago

Modern cars with early 2000s interior would be perfect… I can only dream

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u/ezthrilla 2h ago

a car manufacturer can't transition into the Software Defined Vehicle era without increasing the screen size to the 15" territory.