old man wrote: ↑Tue May 23, 2023 3:47 pm

Black beauty, currently on holiday in France .

I struggle to do anything complicated on tablet, so I'm experimenting with trying to add a pic here. If it doesn't work, please excuse my senility.

Bloody hell it worked, unbelievable.

Black beauty, currently on holiday in France .

I struggle to do anything complicated on tablet, so I'm experimenting with trying to add a pic here. If it doesn't work, please excuse my senility.

Apologies to those I seem to have irritated by failing to mention my specific car, a Tucson Hybrid Ultimate 230, 2023my. I have twigged now that pressing and holding the wheel icon on the steering wheel switches it off. The speed warning I also get now. Thanks for the input. It's not a matter of ir...

The only time I get speed camera warnings is when I have the sat nav active That's interesting OM. I get speed camera location warnings all the time. I don't get the overspeed warning as I approach the camera unless I have sat nav active. I might be me getting mixed up as I think I have them turned...

Can't remember exactly how I set up my system initially, but as long as I remember to plug in my seat belt before turning on the ignition, I get minimal warning bongs and dings. The only time I get speed camera warnings is when I have the sat nav active And yes, stating what model and year your car ...

Maybe not relevant to the above cases, but the interior alarm is very sensitive e.g. a very small fly or a spider will activate it.
The actual alarm is really not very loud and is pretty use useless unless you're standing in close proximity, which rather defeats the object.

Have you spoken to the dealership manager about the poor service I.e. is the whole dealership poor or just certain individuals ? Report the dealership to Hyundai and escalate it up the chain if necessary. Using another dealer may well be your best bet, hopefully you have another option that's not to...

As taking ownership of your car has held up by your dealer and is no fault of yours, ring them and ask them to supply you with a litre of the correct oil when you pick up the car.

It's been written here that Hyundai have issued a software update that allegedly fixes the GPF problem. There has been no feedback as to whether it works or not, not on this forum anyway. It's probably too soon for any owners who've had the update to tell whether it's successful or not. Be aware, th...

AI94, I suspect Jarvis is correct and you are overthinking this and it's a quirk of the hybrid car.
At some later date you may well find a small creature has taken up residence in your car.