- Hyundai is preparing to debut its next-generation infotainment system, called Pleos Connect. - Along with a slim gauge cluster and real buttons, the Pleos system has a large center screen that allows video streaming and features an AI chatbot called Gleo. - Pleos Connect will debut on the Korean-spec Hyundai Grandeur sedan, followed by the European Ioniq 3 hatch, but it'll eventually reach the U.S. market. Hyundai's next-generation infotainment system will kick off the Korean brand's move to software-defined vehicles. Dubbed Pleos Connect, Hyundai says this new system was designed to have a mobile-friendly interface and, naturally, it'll heavily rely on AI technology. While Pleos Connect will soon make its way into the first production cars, it will be a while until the new infotainment system infiltrates Hyundai, Kia, and Genesis models sold on our shores. A large touchscreen is the centerpiece of the Pleos Connect experience. Thankfully, Hyundai isn't completely ditching physical switchgear to feign futuristic progress. Along with knobs for the sound system's volume and tuning settings, the setup in the newly revealed Hyundai Ioniq 3 hatchback (pictured above) includes toggle switches for the climate controls. Additionally, a three-finger gesture lets users quickly close apps and relocate app windows on the large center screen. For Sale Near You See all results for used Hyundai for sale near 53590 In Hyundai models with Pleos Connect, the driver faces a narrow digital display that sits atop the dashboard. It acts as a gauge cluster, showing speed, media info, and turn-by-turn directions. But the glut of information is found on the horizontally oriented center touchscreen, which is split into three sections. The one that's closest to the driver shows all sorts of info, but it also includes a 3-D view of the objects and people that surround the vehicle, similar