- Collaborative partnership between Hyundai Motor Group and the Dutch authorities to create safer, smarter, and extra environment friendly mobility ecosystem
- Hyundai and Kia would be the first OEMs within the European market to introduce Emergency Car Approaching Alert operate
- Aligned with the Group’s software-defined all the pieces (SDx) ecosystem, the undertaking will help international growth of good mobility and connectivity providers
Hyundai Motor Group (the Group) and the Dutch authorities have agreed to collaborate on facilitating the deployment of good mobility and connectivity providers and options for Hyundai and Kia automobiles.
The collaborative undertaking between the Group’s Superior Car Platform (AVP) Division, Kia Join GmbH, and the Netherlands will allow the infotainment techniques of Hyundai and Kia automobiles to attach with Dutch infrastructure techniques to obtain good site visitors and security info.
Info consists of real-time site visitors accident information, and alerts of approaching ambulances, making it simpler for automobiles to yield, whereas the event of elevated communication between Hyundai and Kia automobiles goals to additional alleviate site visitors congestion.
From the fourth quarter of this yr, drivers within the Netherlands who’re subscribed to the related automotive service for Hyundai and Kia automobiles can profit from wi-fi software program updates which can allow these safer and smarter options for his or her automobiles via OTA (Over-the-Air) know-how.
The Letter of Intent (LoI) signing ceremony befell at Hyundai Motor Group’s Namyang Analysis and Growth Heart in South Korea, attended by Kees van der Burg, Vice Minister of Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Administration, Netherlands; Chang Tune, President and Head of Superior Car Platform Division, Hyundai Motor Group; Olivier Pascal, Basic Supervisor and Head of Connectivity, Kia Join GmbH; and Tyrone Johnson, Managing Director of Hyundai Motor Europe Technical Heart GmbH.
“Hyundai Motor Group will improve connectivity providers and enhance in-vehicle buyer comfort via collaboration with the Netherlands. The shared information will assist enhance highway security, whereas the undertaking may also help the worldwide growth of the Group’s good mobility and connectivity providers and options,” mentioned President Tune.
Mark Harbers, the Dutch Minister of Infrastructure and Water Administration, acknowledged: “I’m extremely obsessed with this settlement. The innovation within the mobility sector is immense, it looks like the sky is the restrict in what we will do to make our vehicles safer by utilizing know-how. It’s good that the Netherlands and Hyundai Motor Group are becoming a member of forces, utilizing information of Dutch infrastructure and know-how of Korean industries.”
The undertaking is aligned with the Group’s technique of transitioning to SDx (software-defined all the pieces), constructing a user-centered mobility ecosystem outlined by software program and AI. The Group will proceed to collaborate with the Netherlands to establish additional alternatives to boost the good mobility expertise for customers.
