Is there any way you could demonstrate the visual heads up display and how it operates on the road when a car is in your blind spot? (Assuming the limited trim has this feature) I thought it only came in WIND and WAVE TRIMS , but the WAVE TRIM does not have it, I know that,
@@parkjay3881 I think the term Heads UP Display is used in a very general way when it comes to different manufacturers: For example the first time I ever saw it demonstrated was this way shown just for a few seconds in this video on a 2019 Hyundai KONA: see: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zzBzdVBZz-8.html (it's shown only very briefly at minute 10:15:) This is physical plexiglass display that physically comes out of the dashboard above the steering wheel: Are you sure the Wave Trim for the United States market had one exactly like this? (I don't see that option even available in the Wave Trim as standard is it part of some package) Is it possible the term heads up display in the Niro's case is just referring to some kind of projection indicator that appears in front of the driver over the steering wheel but on the front windshield, it's helpful, but it's not a physical display is it?)
