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With refreshments from the ground up, the 2022 Hyundai Kona is already generating excitement in the auto market. The 2022 Kona is a charismatic subcompact SUV from Hyundai with exceptional personality and character. The Kona receives a full makeover for the 2022 model year that gives it a new look, upgraded safety, technology features, and even a new N Line trim. The 2022 Hyundai Kona brings a wave of innovation with a new digital key system, and it offers more conveniences than ever before, including more wireless technology.

Any time that you replace the battery in your Hyundai keyless remote, you will need to reprogram the system to match your car. You'll need to follow several steps to ensure that your Hyundai keyless remote system is programmed correctly. The process is relatively simple, and you'll be able to access all the remote system's critical features once it has been reprogrammed to your car again.

You'll find many exciting technology offerings from Hyundai, including the Hyundai Digital Key. The Hyundai Digital Key is available starting with the 2020 Hyundai Sonata. The key gives you the convenient option of accessing your vehicle using your smartphone rather than a regular car key. You can also authorize other people to enter your vehicle if you want. The system doesn't take long to set up, but you'll need to take some proper steps first to get started.

Now is the perfect time to invest in a new vehicle if your current automobile is starting to get old and require more repairs. Before you invest in a car, take some time to think about the different details you would like to have in your next investment. Here are some tips on behalf of Vandergriff Hyundai that can help get you started.

The Hyundai IONIQ stands out for its beginnings as the first electric vehicle to offer three powertrains - hybrid electric, plug-in hybrid and battery electric. The latest IONIQ has made improvements and is now equipped with plenty of driver assistance technology, a spacious cabin and a generous volume of cargo capacity in the back. With the reboot of the IONIQ brand dedicated to eco-friendly mobility, we can expect these features and more as Hyundai expands the electric vehicle line with a range of models to be launched over the next four years.

Tips for Keeping Your Car Dependable

As a car owner, you have a responsibility to maintain your vehicle to ensure it retains its good working condition. Slacking off on maintenance could mean that small problems snowball into larger ones. Fortunately, car maintenance does not have to be expensive or time-consuming. Here are a few tips on how to keep your car dependable.

When you buy a Hyundai model that was manufactured in 2017 or after, you get a navigation system that provides you with maps and traffic updates. Along with this service comes three years of free updates to your maps. Hyundai typically makes these updates in the spring and fall months. While you can have these maps updated at your next service appointment at Vandergriff Hyundai, you also have the option to upgrade them on your own. It's a pretty easy process that requires the use of a computer with an SD card reader.

Hyundai has been part of the vehicle market for many years now, but they recently decided to get involved in the fashion world a little bit. In a partnership with designer Emma Mulholland, Hyundai uses fashion to promote their line of Veloster vehicles. A Veloster-themed jacket was a creation that came from a social media campaign led by Bauer Media.

Why Service Reminders Help Drivers

For your Hyundai vehicle to have a long, productive lifespan, it's imperative to make sure that it's serviced in regular intervals, when a particular service comes due. Your owner's manual and online resources can help you create a healthy maintenance schedule for your Hyundai. Why do you want to set service reminders and keep up with regular maintenance? It's simple. When you regularly maintain your vehicle, you save yourself thousands of dollars in the car's lifespan because you won't be paying for large repairs later on in the vehicle…

Hyundai All-Wheel Drive System

Traditionally, all-wheel drive systems employ the use of all four tires on the vehicle, thus making the vehicle drive better in adverse weather conditions but at the expense of efficiency (AKA uses more fuel). Hyundai wanted a better way to deploy an all-wheel-drive system, one that gave drivers the advantage of all-wheel-drive without giving up efficiency in the process. And somehow, Hyundai was able to do that.