2023 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy POV Highway Driving Assist 2, Real Life Test
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2022
- Wanted to share my real life experience using the HDA 2 from Hyundai in real Nashville traffic.
Using these features, when safe, can make traffic jams feel less stressful.
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Highway Driving Assist is designed to
do the following while driving on the
highway:
- Help detect vehicles ahead
- Help detect lanes ahead
- Help maintain distance from the
vehicle ahead
- Help maintain set speed
- Help center the vehicle in the lane
Highway Lane Change Assist (if equipped)
- Highway Lane Change Assist function
helps change lanes to the direction the
driver slightly moves the turn signal
switch if the function judges that lane
change is possible. 
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Hi everyone!
Go check out Tesla Full Self Driving and see how it compares to Hyundai’s driving assist features.
Got my 2023 palisade calligraphy about a week ago and man we love it so much. It’s so nice and so comfy. Seats are great and the drive is so smooth in my opinion that I don’t even think about trying to go fast. Just love everything so far. haven’t had a chance to really use the driving assist/cruise control but am planing a trip out of state soon so will give it a try but if anyone thinking of getting one I say do it. It’s great all around.
It was great to see all those features in operation during an actual drive! Thank you for posting this.
It's a pretty good system. Basic interstate highway driving and soft turns are fine. Harder corners are an issue. The car lets you take over very easily if you aren't comfortable. Even on two lane country roads the system works well, so long as the lines are painted. The car slows itself down very calmly (so long as you are on 3 to 4 car length setting) and resumes easily.
My 2019 Kia Optima has LKA and I refuse to buy anything other than a Kia or Hyundai because it’s soooo convenient
I’ve driven Chevys, Cadillacs, Volkswagens and Fords with lane assist but they all suck compared to the Kia system. No cruise control needed. 12/10 rating from me for sure
Mine arrives in 3 weeks and your videos make me feel like I’m behind the seat or there in real life. I like your content and newly subscribed! My husband is jealous of my palisade lol!
Thanks for being the test pilot! Picked up my Calligraphy in mid-December 2022 and due to terrible, full blown blizzard weather for 3 days, I haven't logged many highway miles yet. Looking forward to checking this system out. I really like the Palisade, it's a superior vehicle in so many ways compared to BMW's that I had owned for 20 years. And it's $35K less than a remotely comparable X5. You can't get a 2023 X5 comparably equipped to this Palisade, BMW isn't this technologically advanced yet and all their tech is ala carte - an additional charge. Thanks again!
Thanks for sharing this. Very helpful!!
Very comfortable vehicle , loved it
Nice Demo of the Hyundai Palisade LKAS. I test drove one and liked it also, it kept me pretty well centered in the lane. I also test drove a Nissan Pathfinder Rock Creek, that LKAS system was scary IMO. Instead of centered in the lane, it was ping ponging between the lane and I didn't like it. I also test drove a Honda Pilot Touring and LKAS system was excellent on that car as well. I did end up buying the Honda Pilot Touring because we already have an older 2016 Honda Accord and in the 7 years we owned it, had absolutely zero problems with that car, so love Honda's reputation for reliability and resale value. For my preferences I did love the interior of the Palisade, but liked the exterior of the Pilot better, again just IMO, everyone has their own preferences. It was a close matchup to decide between a Palisade and Pilot for me, but had lots of room in the 3rd row, unlike the Pathfinder which was very cramped in the 3rd row. I ruled out the Pathfinder, and even ruled out the Subaru Ascent because it still looked more Mini van like to me and interior was not as spacious.
The 2023 Palisade SE base model, cheapest model, has HDA and LFA. Does not change lanes but really works well on the highway. I paid $37.24K for mine.
Very nice video. Thanks
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What about a single marked line vs two, and does it slow down for curves?
How did you have wayze going on at the same time getting turn by turn via the HUD? I used Google maps and when I go back to the on board Google maps directions seems to toggle off.
Hope your channel grows neighbor #Nashville
This was great.
How's the cabin noise. I've seen alot of complaints about wind noise at 40 or 60mph
lol - thanks for testing "your life" in the hands of the HPC - to give us this amazing video - rather you than me😋😇 Hyundai has been our "go to all time fave" for over 15yrs with more than a few model + year upgrades/changes😁 *Love the Driver Assist* features but there's no way I'm letting go of the steering wheel to plug in or eat my *beef casserole* 😂 ... too many crazy unpredictable _drivers_ out there! Of course the DA used wisely does take a lot of the pressure off long distance driving for sure👍
1 other question, when you dig through the cars settings.. is there a setting to make your cruise control acceleration more or less aggressive? If so, during the video which setting did you have it on?
There is on the 2023 Telluride X-Pro
Hey there, just wondering, during the video did you have the distance to the car in front of you on the lowest setting? I’m wondering if it’s possible to have it get closer to the car in front of you particularly in slow moving traffic because here in FL I’d be getting cut off literally continuously with 2 -3 car lengths in front of me going 10 mph in traffic
Yes, there are 4 ‘follow’ settings. You want to use what I call very close or close in stop and go traffic
This system works well makes long drive’s comfortable. Wondering how does it compares to other cars…
How does it work at night and in the rain?
Nice! I own the 23 Kia Sportage! What rearview mirror dash camera did you buy? Is that vantop? Or wolfblox?
Check out my lastest video. I installed the Viofo A139 Pro
I just bought a 2024 Palisade Caligraphy and I'm not gonna lie, I'm scared to use that autonomous braking. Cool video, thanks.
it's VERY good
Hey! Are you able to move the Palisade with the app also, or just the keyfob?
Just the keyfob
@@Matt2023 Thank you
Are you using android or iPhone for your waze?
Absolute protip: leave at least one hand on the steering wheel (as intended) for less interruptions and notifications by the system. Or in other words: you're using it wrong.
Does it come to a full stop when you ignore all the warnings on putting your hands on the wheel?
No, it just keep beeping and gets loud.
If it’s like my 2019 optima (I strongly believe it is) - It stops steering for you after lots of beeps but it doesn’t stop the car
What about driving over a bridge?
How is cabin noise on highway speeds?
I read some other reviews saying it's very loud.
What's your experience with that?
Thanks
In my experience, is not loud. I would say it's quite and normal. Not an issue.
was this new for 23?
Can you or anyone comment on the speed governing of this and how it works. From reading it sounds like it wants to force you to stay at the speed limit. I saw on this video you were going 70 mph in a 70 mph zone. What would happen if you set it at 75? Do you have to constantly override the system as it tries to reduce your speed to 70??
No. You have two options. If you set it at the exact speed limit for the section of road you are on, it will automatically adjust your speed upward or downward if the speed limit changes. The car can read the speed limit signs as it drives along. On the heads up display you can see the little speed limit sign that it last saw. Your second option is to set it at any other speed of your choosing and it will keep it there. It doesn't matter if it is above or below the speed limit, it will keep it there. The only way to trigger autospeed limit adjustment is by setting the speed to exactly the speed limit. You will hear a chime and then a "auto mph"appears on the display.
@@wyaldkingdom Thanks for that helpful note.
If you set your speed limit to HDA limit it turns green and change speed limit depending on given speed around freeway
In the sister Telluride you can have it maintain the posted speed limit or you can increment it up or 14:16 down in 5 MPH increments.
Is this standard on Calligraphy trim? Or option?
Everything's standard on the top calligraphy trim.
What kind of gas Mileage are you getting? Good video
How’s the gas ⛽️ ?!
Do you need to use the brake or gas pedals when using the assist? I’ve seen other people use it in slow traffic without issues but I don’t know if he was using the pedals
No, the adaptive cruise control assist will brake and speed up accordingly.
For most of the drive I wasn’t engaging with the pedals, except a couple of times.
can you turn off smart cruise control and just run a regular cruise?
Yes, to turn off smart cruise control and run the regular one just click and hold the cruise control button for few seconds. But you have to do it every time you run the car.
@@hassancounseling8365 Thanks a lot. I’ve been going crazy trying to figure it out.
nice,, have you tried the half filled water bottle on the steering wheel to trick the software ?
you should also turn on the lane keep assist
or the lane follow assist. i mean that one with the two lines on the left side of the steering wheel should also be active
Yes, agree.
The lane following assist makes me.forger about the lane keeping assist. Lol.
Any wind noise at highway speeds?
Highway noise is very minimum.
Not a concern for sure
They’ve changed the glass on front and back windows which help reduce the noise
😂😂😂 bro started breathing real hard 😂😂😂
How Hyundai Palisade v6 gdi engine is? Is this very good quality v6 engine? Will this engine run for 400k to 500k km? Can anyone say about it?
It says 300 to 400k kilometers but who knows some engines that are seen as bad are pretty good, it mostly depends on how u maintain it.
100k mike warranty
the engine might last 300k km but the technology might not
If you want to keep a vehicle for 20 years without any issues, you better get a Toyota. Otherwise, get the car you want and realize you'll probably want a new car in about 5 or 6 years anyway.
@@Matt2023 any more car will have a issue every single new car will
Does it have wirless car play?
No not yet
Does it stop before hitting the car in front that comes to a stop? Or do you have to go through menus and set a bunch of things up before you start driving? Some cars have all the tech to avoid collision from the front but you have to ACTIVATE it otherwise it will slam into the car in front lol..
It comes to a full stop and will start going again if the car in front moved within a specific time
@@JonRichardsonn thanks you. Is HDA2 standard on Calligraphy? I have not seen that on the sticker.
@@zara330 yes but only the 2023 has HDA2. Before that it's been HDA
@@JonRichardsonnthanks! what is the main difference between hda and hda2?
I'm going to answer this myself. I bought a Palisade with FCA (front collision assist) which is now standard on all 2023 Palisades and it does NOT stop for a stopped vehicle in front unless you have the Smart Cruise Control active the moment before the collision. If you don't have it activated via the buttons, then it won't do anything and you will hit the car in the front. Very dumb for 2023.
So does it actively steer? I wonder how it compares to Tesla's basic autopilot...
Tesla is in it's own league. lol.
Hyundai does an okay job. I don't trust it on curves. On straight with minor curves it does well.
Does Hyundai palisade age well? Will it last 10 years??
Hyundais and Kias, like Chevys and Cadillacs, are meant to be leased or traded in periodically. They are not buy and hold vehicles.
@@sansin6250 interesting. Thanks for your opinion. Are you a mechanic?
10 years warranty
We bought the 10 year 100,000 mile bumper to bumper warranty on a calligraphy night 2024. I doubt they would offer that if they didn't trust the vehicle wasn't trustworthy.
@@godismycompass i thought it was 5 years 60k bumper to bumper and 10 years 100k power train warranty? Did they upgrade?
Als oto comment on "goes off into the other lane" the car already let you know that lane keep and wheel keep are Both INACTIVE . . .
I have a 2024 Santa Fe and they added the stupid DAS system with the camera and it sucks
PHEV now!
2:50
Leg driveing
The lane keeper assist is a nightmare...I turn mine off the moment I pull away from my residence...
My model y auto pilot is stink to the core. Useless for me. Don't believe in Tesla hype
I actually have a model Y and did comparison video.
Go check it out!
Just get open pilot
So, fairly worthless overall imo. I think that is probably the case though on about all of them. I know people trust the Tesla system the most and maybe they should and maybe they should not but in any case they all involve so much user input I dunno that it really provides any real benefit. I'd probably trust it most in sluggish traffic at speed below 30mph. That's where I think they might be the most useful also.
Hyundai I am woken almost nightly by the HONK LOCK on your vehicles
PLEASE TURN DOWN THE VOLUME!!!!
There is no need for LOUD to notify drivers that there cars are locked.
A Super soft electronic beep can do that and not wake people or stress them out
Please … think of our communities wellbeing.
There are setting in some Hyundai vehicles which can turn down the feedback beep.
I'll pass this complain to Hyundai.
@@CalebTrips Thank you!!. If you wish to add on. It's woken me for 5 years after I had a stroke, open heart surgery, and was in heart failure. It literally Trtured me.
@@taissawoods3359 skill issue 🤷♂️
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Your not supposed to take your hands off the wheel is not designed for all hands off like a tesla..
Hell no that system sux, im sticking to super cruise from GM
You're in an entirely different class of vehicles so you can't really compare the two. If GM puts super cruise on $50k vehicles, then your comment is relevant.
which cost how much ?
After 3 years, you’ll need to buy a Super Cruise Plan, around $25 per month
I really don't like the trend of features being behind a paywall
Would get a Tesla instead
They carry 7 people for 53K? Who knew!
Transmissions in the 2023 palisade are not very good. They can develop problems very quickly. Honestly when one pays a premium price for a vehicle they expect, and deserve a drivetrain that provides a better, more reliable, less problematic experience, but it seems Hyundai likes to pedal trash transmissions to their customers while charging premium prices. The Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy is beautiful inside, and out, but it’s transmission is an embarrassment. For the price I wish I had bought something better. I wish I could replace the transmission with another brand that is known for its reliability. I bought my 2023 palisade calligraphy edition at 113miles and it currently has less than 5000 miles on it, and I’d rather drive my old 97 Camaro instead. I wish I had bought a GMC Denali. 😕
Again your driving me crazy with this video bc your supposed to drive the car I own the same vehicle and toss is the problem you think the system is built to be handsfree and it's NOT!!!! You are misguiding people and you can get sued by people for that. And no it's bc your on a very straight lane that doesn't detect your not touching the the steering wheel bc of the torque it feels from where your not supposed to take your hands is the steering wheel.
Try putting an ankle weight on the steering wheel
I'll give it a try. Lol
Ahahah no please don’t do that
Wtf is with the camera work