2024 Hyundai Elantra SEL

Option Group 01

Comfort

• Automatic air conditioning is a completely integrated electronic system. The system automatically adjusts thermostat and fan settings as needed to maintain a preset temperature. The system may also be operated manually when preferred.

Convenience

• Cruise control with steering wheel mounted controls. Set it and forget it. Road trips used to be stressful, until cruise control set the pace. Simply set the desired speed using the steering wheel mounted controls and it will maintain that speed without driver intervention. This can help minimize driver fatigue and improve overall fuel economy. Resting your right foot is right at your fingertips thanks to cruise control with steering wheel mounted controls.
• A proximity key with keyless entry and push button start allows the driver to unlock the vehicle by approaching it and/or touching the door handle. A keyfob or keycard carried by the driver identifies the person to the vehicle. The driver is then able to start the engine by twisting the ignition switch, pressing a button, or touching a select portion of the vehicle's interior.
• A handheld keyfob capable of remotely operating all the door locks.
• The vehicle can be remotely started from a smart device such as a phone and a subscription is required to maintain access to the smart device remote start function.
• The vehicle can be remotely started from the keyfob and from a smart device such as a phone and a subscription is required to maintain access to the smart device remote start function.
• When someone lingers near the cargo area with the vehicle key on their person, the vehicle senses this and provides access to the cargo area.

Powertrain and Mechanical

• Variable valve control allows the lift, duration and/or timing of the intake or exhaust valves to be altered while the engine is in operation.

Safety and Security

• Hands-on cruise control. Set it and forget it. Road trips used to be stressful. Cruise control only managed speed, but not distance or safety. Now, with hands-on cruise control, simply set your desired speed and let sensor technology maintain a safe distance between you and surrounding vehicles. It slows you down; speeds you up and even keeps you in your own lane. Meet your ultimate co-pilot with hands-on cruise control.
• Pedestrian impact prevention - An extra step toward safety. Pedestrians don't always stop, look, and listen, but with Pedestrian Impact Prevention, your vehicle is equipped to better see them and avoid them. This system constantly monitors the road ahead to identify and track pedestrians. It projects that image to an interior display screen, AND should an impact become likely, Pedestrian impact prevention takes steps to avoid a collision.
• Brake assist - Stop right there. Something jumps out into the middle of the road and you need to stop now! With brake assist, you will. It uses the speed of the brake pedals travel to sense panic braking, then applies all available power to boost your stopping power. Brake assist can stop the accident before it is one.
• The vehicle is equipped with sensors that monitor the driver. If the sensors determine the driver is drowsy or inattentive, the vehicle will flash or sound a warning.
• The vehicle is equipped with sensors capable of reading and displaying traffic sign information and slowing down the vehicle.
• The vehicle is equipped with a system that senses, and then prepares, the vehicle and/or occupants, for an impending forward collision.
• The vehicle is equipped with a system that senses, and then prepares, the vehicle and/or occupants, for an impending rear collision.
• An active lane departure system alerts the driver of unintended movement of the vehicle out of a designated traffic lane and automatically maintains the vehicle's position within that lane.
• A blind spot detection system will alert the driver when another vehicle is within the warning zone.
• Auto high-beam headlights automatically dip a vehicle's headlamps to the low beams when a sensor detects the headlights of an oncoming vehicle.
• When starting from an incline position, the vehicle automatically applies brake force to prevent itself from rolling back.
• The vehicle is equipped with a means of externally monitoring its position in case of theft. Also provides law enforcement the ability to remotely bring the vehicle to a controlled stop.
• The vehicle is equipped with a camera that displays an image of the area behind the vehicle on an interior display.
• Electronic stability control monitors and compares vehicle dynamics to driver input (steering/braking/speed). When oversteer (fishtailing) or understeer (plowing) is detected, the computerized system engages the traction control and anti-lock brake systems in an attempt to control skidding.
• Daytime running lights provide headlamp illumination as soon as the vehicle is started.

Technology and Telematics

• Smart device mirroring - Smartphone, meet smart car. You can control your device through your vehicle's infotainment system. Smart device mirroring brings together safety and convenience by making it easier to find what you're looking for while keeping your eyes on the road.
• Mobile devices can wirelessly connect to the internet through the vehicle's private mobile network.
• Mobile devices can wirelessly connect to the internet through the vehicle's private mobile network.
• Otherwise known as Bluetooth, this technology allows electronic devices to integrate with the vehicle systems without the need for a physical connection between them.
• The owner of the vehicle has the ability to tailor their emergency S.O.S. and concierge services via the internet.
• The vehicle is equipped with a built-in voice activated navigation system.