Hyundai Motor Group will equip mass-produced cars beginning the second half of this year with its new artificial intelligence-powered voice recognition technology.
According to the director of Hyundai Motor Group's infotainment division, Kwon Hae-young, the technology will help drivers gain better control and use of various features of their automobiles.
Drivers will know when the engine oil needs to be changed by pressing the voice recognition button and can make an immediate response from an inquiry when a warning light appears on the dashboard.
The technology also allows drivers to change the interior lighting or seat temperature via the voice recognition system.
Existing car owners can access the new technology by updating their navigation software.
Hyundai Motor Group plans to frequently update the voice commands to further enhance the customer experience.


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