At this week’s Consumer Electronics Show, Hyundai announced a number of new vehicle technologies, including integration with Apple’s Siri-powered “Eyes Free” mode.
New Hyundai vehicles will integrate their infotainment systems with Apple’s voice-driven personal assistant software. The system requires a compatible iPhone, iPad or iPod touch running iOS 6.
The announcement makes Hyundai the tenth major auto maker to announce support for Siri Eyes Free control. The other partners are BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Land Rover, Jaguar, Audi, Toyota, Chrysler, Honda, and GM, which announced support for its Chevy Spark and Sonic models in November.
Apple first announced Siri Eyes Free in June when the company took the wraps off the iOS 6 mobile operating system. With Hands Free, the iPhone screen stays off, so it will not distract the driver, and Siri talks back to a user out loud, allowing them to keep their eyes on the road.
Support for Apple’s Siri Eyes Free is one of a number of technology-driven partnerships Hyundai announced at CES. Other additions include:
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