Hyundai’s New ‘Pleos’ Infotainment System Gets All The Right Features Pleos Connect debuts next month with a pair of screens, plenty of physical buttons, and an AI companion. - Hyundai Motor Group unveiled the finished version of its new Pleos Connect infotainment system. - Developed from the ground up for the next wave of software-defined vehicles, it debuts next month. - The Korean car conglomerate said over 20 million cars will get the new infotainment system by 2030. Hyundai Motor Group’s new Pleos Connect infotainment system is going mainstream starting next month, with roughly 20 million Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis cars slated to get the new setup by 2030. It’s a big deal for the Korean auto conglomerate, which has so far delivered acceptable software experiences in its vehicles, but with plenty of room for improvement. Pleos Connect aims to fix all the wrongs of its predecessors, thanks to what seems like the perfect mix of screens, buttons, and—inevitably—AI. Hyundai Motor Group's new Pleos Connect infotainment system All Pleos Connect-equipped cars will come with a large central touchscreen that looks like it spent a little too much time next to Tesla's headquarters. This screen can be split into three separate sections, showing visualizations for the advanced driver assistance systems, navigation, and multimedia. There’s also a bottom bar with virtual buttons, as well as a speed indicator in the top left corner, just like on Tesla’s Model 3, Model Y, and Cybertruck. However, unlike Tesla’s EVs, there’s a second, smaller screen in front of the steering wheel, acting as a conventional digital instrument cluster. Additionally, a row of physical buttons sits under the main touchscreen, offering quick and easy access to the seat heaters, temperature control, and volume control. Hyundai Motor Group has also invested in a proprietary App Market, where