Highway Driving Assist 2 (HDA 2) and HUD AR systems at work in the Kia EV6 (Hyundai Ioniq 5)

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The video contains a lot of technical information and live (unedited) footage of the Highway Driving Assist 2 system in action. It has both the good and the less than ideal reactions and assistance from the system, as well as the Augmented Reality 3D of the Head Up Display (HUD).

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4 окт 2024

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@trond713 2 года назад

Very good information.Nearly the same on my Ford Kuga 2020.

@sungju58 Год назад

Wow~ Wonderful~!!

@ArtiePenguin1 2 года назад

What's up with the weird and annoying black bar? Do you have some kind of auto license plate censoring enabled in the camera's software? Also, HDA2 doesn't start until just past halfway through the video (18:50) - just for other viewer's info. Otherwise, great second half of the video with actual HDA2 demonstration. HDA1 is very similar, it will work in traffic jams and stopped traffic. All HDA1 can't do is auto lane changes.

@lmaoroflcopter 2 месяца назад

It does 3 things. - Auto lane changes. - Surrounding vehicle information. - Driving to one side within lane (effectively compensating for bad drivers alongside you who ride the lane divider)

@berndadam8703 2 года назад

Nice indroducing of the assist systems. It looks like that the last winter was strong in Canada, some streets look horrible (Timeline 12:49min). I like to use the assistant systems, but my wife is a little bit afraid of them. It is a pitty, that the steering wheel is not sensitive, because even with the hands on, it shows alarms. For me it is same, I have a Kona and in this car I have only a safety system with the lane, it is not staying itself in the middle. LG Bernd

@ev-time 2 года назад

Thank you for your input. I noticed that the warning to keep your hands on the wheel goes away is you “rub” the steering wheel. Moving your palm on the surface, without applying pressure, does the trick.