Hyundai LATEST Navigation infotainment system in-depth analysis. HOW TO! (CCNC)

[@cleardesigners]

SIMPLY OUTSTANDING! Very detailed and very helpful. Love the video and quality.

[@edsgarage001]

THANK YOU!! 😃

[@jozeudvanc3248]

Just got Tucson PHEV 20th Anniversary Edition, matt green colour and this video was a guide to my settings. PERFECT. Thanks

[@edsgarage001]

Glad I could help!

[@LenedaFuller]

Best how to use Hyundai I’ve seen. Finally I’m feeling better about setting up and using my 2024 Hyundai Tucson!

[@edsgarage001]

Thx! Unfortunately the 24 Tucson has the older system though.... Check my 2024 Tucson review videos, I go over the systems there too

[@glenn70557]

Great video! So many of the videos of the ccnc system show the "home" screen defaulting to the 1st page (map, audio, etc). Mine defaults to the 2nd page requiring a swipe right to get to the first page. Any ideas on how to change this? Thanks!

[@edsgarage001]

Which vehicle have you got?

[@danielvecchi8255]

Is there a way to adjust the screen interface to show the audio playing details vs. having to click on a separate screen?

[@edsgarage001]

I've made you a video response, see it here: kzbin.infoACOxTmX96O4?si=HQadjYAnuEo2twyL

[@MattLeidholm]

Just bought the 2025 Tucson Hybrid Limited...on the split home screen while driving (map & audio), is there a way to set that map background so that it matches the setting of the big navigation map?

[@edsgarage001]

Unfortunately the map on the mini screen isn't really customizable 😕

[@ochar4633]

Hello again Ed. Kind of off topic but do you know if the windshield washer nozzles can be adjusted on the 2025 Tucson? Mine do not hit the windshield correctly and I'd like to "aim" it better. Thanks!

[@edsgarage001]

Not really, however if you find that they're pointed too low, I had the same problem with my ioniq6. So what I did was I took the lid from an ice cream bucket, cut little square pieces of plastic from that and tucked them underneath the nozzles to point the nozzles up a little bit more.

[@ochar4633]

Thanks Ed! It seems we think alike! Wedging the nozzle up a bit was my thought exactly. I'll give it a try. Thanks

[@edsgarage001]

Good luck!

[@ochar4633]

Hello again! Is there a way to see the state of charge of the 12 V battery in the Tucson PHEV? The thanks!

[@edsgarage001]

No, not from the vehicles built in systems... However, if you got one of these, you'd be able to see the battery voltage at any time: amzn.to/49xE1sM

[@ochar4633]

Fantastic information! Thank you! Is there a way to deactivate the TPMS (Tire pressure monitor)?? I ask for those of us who put on winter rims and tires that do NOT have TPMS valves. Thanks in advance.

[@edsgarage001]

Nope unfortunately not. I've been trying to find some way of spoofing the signal, but no luck yet I Hate TPMS Systems

[@ochar4633]

Thanks for your reply. I'm sure some method or product will come up as time passes. 🤞

[@momom6060]

i got hyundai tucson 2025 n line. is there a way to lock the rear seat heater.?? kids are playing with it. sometimes they leave it open . worried it consumes a lot of fuel

[@edsgarage001]

It basically consumes no fuel.... Don't worry. You might see a 0.01% drop in efficiency ☺️ When you turn the car off, then back on, they'll be off by default.

[@ochar4633]

Any tips regarding the "Homelink" remote garage opener on the rear view mirror? Ive followed the manuals instructions to the letter and i am not getting any response (no lights on mirror). I don't think the engine has to be on. The manual says start/stop button should be in accessory position. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

[@edsgarage001]

I made a video about that here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5zad5-lrLBlZ8Usi=WvSbvbESoBjOWCXb

[@goksy1977]

Very very helpful. Thank you sir . I just bought this vehicle today. Great interiors 😊

[@edsgarage001]

Thx for the comment!

[@valeriekamitomo6582]

Thanks for the informative video! I have a 2025 hybrid ultimate and was wondering if there is any way to have the radio show the song title and artist. I can’t seem to see how this can be done. Any ideas?? The picture (album cover etc) shows up on the Sirius XM channels but not for the FM channels.

[@edsgarage001]

@@valeriekamitomo6582 can't recall off the top of my head. I'll try to remember to check for you next time I'm sitting in one of these....

[@thewhimsicalzachmike]

Would love to know this too

[@edsgarage001]

You need to have blue link enabled. Then you can use the SoundHound icon to determine what the song title is....

[@valeriekamitomo6582]

@@edsgarage001Thank you very much for this info. I will give it a go!

[@ochar4633]

I continue to thank you for this video. I had my car in to get front 3M protection on the front of the car and apparently the 12V battery died and needed a boost!!?? Any idea how this could have happened? Open doors shouldn't do it, the radio wasn't on. Any idea?

[@edsgarage001]

Why wouldn't open doors do it? But no, sorry I've got no idea... There's many reasons the 12 volt can die. More importantly, does it die often?

[@ochar4633]

The open doors shouldn't do it as the vehicle has a system that shuts off the interior lights after "x" amount of minutes if the doors are open in order to not deplete the 12V battery. I find some references on the internet forums about Tucsons needing to be boosted after seemingly inconsequential things. My drive battery was at 12% at the time perhaps that was it as it could not "help" the 12V. The manual says that the drive battery will help the 12V in certain conditions in order to avoid it running down. If the 12V dies, the vehicle will need to be boosted in order to start it.

[@edsgarage001]

@ochar4633 yeah on the EVs, if the main battery is below 20% it won't charge the 12v unless it's running. On top of that, the 12v is pretty small. Also, if the doors are open, then closed and opened again, the timer resets. So it could very much be the interior lights that did it.

[@ochar4633]

​@@edsgarage001 Thanks again for your prompt replies. That makes sense. For the record, I have the 2025 PHEV Tucson.

[@edsgarage001]

Oh ok,. Similar issue, small 12v... Only charges if the engine is running.

[@jerseygirl6155]

your video was very helpful-I just purchased my 2025 Tucson-there are so many features, its hard to learn them all quickly-this is a great video to refer to-saving it for sure

[@AndrewRidley-m5o]

Hi. I have just purchased the same vehicle you're showing us. I've noticed on profile settings that I've had re-pair the phone a couple of times when the user profile has been changed. Have you any ideas on why this is? Cheers 👍

[@safirkassam5664]

Had this issue too. When selecting the profile, go to phone and hit the switch phone button

[@noelboswellinda]

People have different preferences so say I am tall and like to listen to music on pandora and my wife is shorter and she likes to listen to Sirius XM you use the profile to set individual preferences so when you get on the car all you do is select your profile.

[@bfuller1871]

Really appreciate your extremely thorough videos. New to Hyundai and took possession of a 2025 Santa Fe Calligraphy hybrid last week. Disturbing issue: with “Forward Attention Warning”, on certain occasions the screen will flash that I’m not paying attention, and the cruise will shut down. I’m not blocking the sensor, and can assure that I’m definitely paying attention to the road. This can be dangerous. Apparently I’m not the only one because the Hyundai youtube channel has a number of complaints over this issue-with no helpful response from Hyundai. Apparently “turning FAW off” makes no difference when Smart Cruise Control and Lane Following assist are on, (P. 7-65 of the Sante Fe Hybrid 2025 Abridged Owner’s Manual) Any ideas? Thanks.

[@edsgarage001]

Wow, this is a new one for me... Actually it's a new one for Hyundai as well. They only just started adding the eye tracking sensor, so my guess is there will be some bugs to work out with that system.

[@edsgarage001]

Also i should point out, that it's not a hands off cruise control system. I assume you've got your hand(s) on the steering wheel right?

[@bfuller1871]

@@edsgarage001 Understood. Absolutely hands on the wheel at "ten and two" and looking straight down the road. As mentioned in my earlier comment, there are plenty of other folks on the Hyundai youtube channel experiencing the same problem. This is dangerous and a deal-breaker if they don't get this sorted out, either with a software update or allowing us to actually disable the FAW, without disabling the adaptive cruise. I have filed this "issue" with Hyundai USA, and we'll see what they say. This is technology gone out of control. With my seven year old Honda CR-V, an alert would come on and I could simply dismiss it, indicating that I was indeed paying attention.

[@edsgarage001]

The 2024 and prior Santa Fes didn't have the eye tracking sensor. This is a brand new tech for Hyundai. I'm sure they'll sort it out somehow

[@kirikothesmug3028]

got any idea on how to access engineering mode?

[@edsgarage001]

Not yet

[@raymondrajchel4621]

I have a 2025 Tucson Limited Hybrid. On the home screen that shows the map why is it always on dark mode and no way to change that?

[@edsgarage001]

Within the map application, there is a day and night mode option. However in the regular infotainment system menus there is no such option. It's always dark... This is just the design that decided to go with.

[@yolandaharris9842]

Very helpful thank you

[@edsgarage001]

Thanks for the comment!

[@rinbine2713]

For HDA settings, I recommend the reaction setting to be on slow or middle. Why? Because this setting affects not only acceleration but also deceleration. When a vehicle suddenly cuts in front of you, the slow and middle settings will react quickly. The fast setting causes the car to decelerate abruptly when it gets sufficiently close to the vehicle that has cut in. I do not recommend using the fast setting.

[@edsgarage001]

To each their own...

[@rinbine2713]

​@@edsgarage001 It is a dangerous setting. Some owners complain about a slow reaction to cut-in vehicles because dealer set like that.

[@edsgarage001]

Been driving a Hyundai with this setting this way for nearly 8 years. I've never had an issue with that. If the complaint is that it doesn't slow down fast enough, then you need to remember that the car isn't there to drive you. You're there to drive the car.

[@rinbine2713]

@@edsgarage001 Read the manual. It clearly explains what can happen if you use the fast setting. Rapid acceleration and deceleration significantly impact fuel efficiency. Just like the fuel efficiency of a heavy foot. Plus, wouldn’t it be better for the dealer to set it up in a way that prevents customer complaints?

[@edsgarage001]

I've never had a complaint about it in 9 years of selling hyundais. But I also show my client every single function in the vehicle so that they make changes

[@franckvanheirseele9278]

Aanpassen taal

[@edsgarage001]

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