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Hyundai's Pleos Connect Runs Clean — Its AI Assistant Just Doesn't Speak English Yet

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Hyundai's newest infotainment platform, Pleos Connect, held up well in an early hands-on evaluation, with no glitches or rough edges turning up in operation. The one shortfall: the system's built-in AI assistant does not yet converse in English. For American owners accustomed to leaning on voice commands behind the wheel, that gap is the single thing standing between a smooth new system and a finished one.

With reporting from Car and Driver.

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