PLEOS, Hyundai's Brand New Car OS Is Finally Here. We Tested Everything.

2027 Hyundai Grandeur (Azera) facelift introduces PLEOS Connect, Hyundai's brand-new Android-based in-car operating system and it changes everything about how you interact with your car. We take you through a full walkaround and in-depth interior review of the Grandeur facelift, also known as the Azera in select markets. The 17-inch main display paired with a 9.9-inch slim cluster, the Vision Roof with customizable shading zones, hidden air vents with digital control, MagSafe-supported wireless charging, and the Blind-Spot View Monitor that overrides any app running on PLEOS Connect. We also talk about what PLEOS actually means for the future. OTA updates, third-party app development via Hyundai Playground, and why this could be Hyundai's biggest ecosystem play yet. On top of that, the adaptive preview suspension delivers flagship-level ride comfort with zero understeer even when pushed hard, and fuel economy came in at 12.5 km/L (29.4 MPG) despite a spirited test drive. If you just picked up your Grandeur and have no idea how PLEOS Connect works, this video is your answer. ✅ Timestamp 00:00 2027 Hyundai Grandeur (Azera) Facelift First Drive: Should You Upgrade for the New PLEOS System? 00:46 New column-type shifter 00:56 New rear-view cam & PLEOS system 02:52 New steering wheel design 03:18 PLEOS is available on all trims 03:53 Apps for third-party development 04:52 ZOOM meeting inside your car? 05:06 Vision Roof 05:34 Slim display 06:15 MagSafe smartphone charging 06:52 There is no physical air vents 07:09 Ambient lighting and interior 07:51 So is it difficult to use? 09:11 Ride and handling 10:34 Ergo motion seat on passenger ✅ Stay ahead of the curve by subscribing and turning on notifications for our prompt, in-depth reviews on the latest Genesis, Hyundai, and Kia models! 🔔 Instagram:   / carscenekorea   Facebook:   / carscenekorea   Google Calendar link to Car Events in Korea: https://bit.ly/2lHoFhA