Elantra N Infotainment System Full Walk Through 

Thank you for such a nice comment!!

@@n-power-automotive Your welcome brother! I was blessed to just have bought a white 6 speed today and the first thing I did was change the flasher count! 😂😂

@@courageogbebor493 congrats on your new EN! Enjoy it in good health! I would also suggest the stereo adjustments. I also recently discovered moving the speaker position more rearward makes music sound much cleaner and less distorted.

@@n-power-automotive Thanks man! And yes, I did that yesterday as well on the Test drive. 😂Right when I started playing music and heard exactly what you were talking about!

What and you don’t have a rear view mirror?

Absolutely! It’s always have economy car roots, but the amount of upgrades and niceties makes it feel special.

Oh man that’s crazy. The only things I can think of are either the collision mitigation or blind spot mitigation. I’ve personally never had that happen before.

If you don’t use blinkers it does it

2022 Carlinkit 3.0 Wireless... www.amazon.com/dp/B08GLVW169?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

​@@n-power-automotive thanks for linking it. So do you just have that connected and stashed away somewhere? And then put your phone down on the wireless charging pad while driving?

@@Courtesyflush52 I don’t ever use the wireless charging pad. It’s very slow and I have a very think case on my phone. I have a Quad Lock case and nub where the “Death Star” round graphic is to the left of the gauges. I put my phone there and if I need to charge it I plug it in from there to the USB. The CarPlay unit is tiny so it just sits behind the charging pad. Can barely see it.

Thanks! Yes, after I made the video I remembered there was an update to the radio interface. It was an update offered to 2022 models but I chose not to do it because I like the tubes looking graphics used on the initial version. I believe it also reverses the steering wheel controls up/down button operation, which is a weird quark for the 2022 version. I didn’t know about a change in Sounds of Nature. Definitely let me know what yours offers so I can include it in a possible follow up video. 🙏🏻 for the info!

I downloaded the update tool but it told me there is no update for my 22 Kona N

Are you talking about when using your signal and there’s a car in your blind spot it beeps at you and lowers your music?

@@n-power-automotive yes

@@tutankhamunwhite665 I believe it’s in the video. It’s your blind spot monitoring and you have options to turn off the alerts.

No they’re identical.

Don’t know

No wifi that I know of.

Which red button? The NGS? Are you a manual?

@@n-power-automotive *No bro, i figured it out, i got an N Line when i thought it was an N. So bro, i got screwed when i bought this car. I had no idea there was 2 "n"'s . N line and N. I thought they was the same. Completely thought i bought the N. I mean, its messed up. I need Hyundai to just make one model with "N", so there is never a situation where someone buys the wrong "n". I mean i seen th3 "N" on the steering wheel. I mean come one hyundai. If they really wanted to make it 100% no confusion, they should of not put the "N" on steering wheel. There was "N" on automatic shifter knob. One "N" car is the fix to this problem. Thats like if Nissan made a "Z Line" next to the Nissan Z. Like even Nissan wasnt stupid enough to cause problems by doing that. Yet nobody at Hyundai had the same idea. I fully understand the concept though, giving customers a car like there top of the line sport model the "N" but for cheaper and not so hardcore racing, for a daily driver that is sporty. But at the very least, make sure to put "N Line" on all the badging locations . Not just the outside of car. But that N on steering wheel should of had "Line" next to it and the "N" on the shift knob should of been "N Line". But to blatantly just put "N" on steering wheel and "N" on shift knob. Do you see how someone would just think there buying an "N", and the kicker to why i thought i was buying an N also is they charged me the same price if not more then a N. So i paid N price for a N Line. So thats why i didn't question anything. Because i knew the N line was under 30k. And that the N was above 30k. So i got screwed bro. I never going to buy Hyundai again. Now i got a $47k debt in total with tax and interest for a $28k car. But with tax and interest on the $28k would of really been i estimate $37k total. So i really got screwed by $10k. Wow, now im stuck though with it. Cuz it was past the 3 days when i finally figured out whats up.

@@johndoe3485 yikes. Sorry to hear you thought you were getting one car when you got another.y advice is next time do a little more research before buying. I can see the confusion but at the same time there’s very distinctive differences between the N and N Line that should have clued you in. Now, if you were verbally told by the dealer that it was an N and not an N Line then maybe you have evidence to seek a lawsuit. The N Line is still a great car.

@@johndoe3485……. Please bring someone with you that knows a tiny bit about cars next time you go shopping….

Not Hyundai's fault, it's yours. Just another victim whinging. Perhaps take someone with some car knowledge next time.

💯 agree. I don’t get why they didn’t give the Ns wireless connectivity. The wireless dongle I bought works pretty good though, so it shouldn’t be a deal breaker IMO.

​@@n-power-automotive what dongle did you buy? Is it worth it?

@@Stuntman405 yes it’s definitely worth it. This is the one I bought: 2022 Carlinkit 3.0 Wireless... www.amazon.com/dp/B08GLVW169?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

@@n-power-automotive This is a Chinese product, Will there be any delay during use?or Will it freeze?

@@ArtyXTV very rarely freezes. It does have a slight delay.