Is Bluelink being discontinued?
Due to changes in telecommunications technology over time, the wireless service provider of the network enabling the use of Hyundai Bluelink devices in the affected vehicles has recently announced that it will discontinue 2G cellular network service by January 1, 20232.
How much is Bluelink monthly?
There are three Bluelink packages: Connected Care, Remote and Guidance. After the trial period is over, each package is available for $9.90/month or $99/year.
Does my Hyundai have Bluelink?
What Hyundai vehicles are equipped with Blue Link? Blue Link launched on the 2012 Sonata and is currently available on most 2013 and newer Hyundai models. Vehicles later than 2013 that are not equipped with Blue Link include 2013 – 2017 Accent, 2013 Elantra sedan and 2013 Tucson.
How much does Bluelink cost per year?
There are three Bluelink packages: Connected Care, Remote and Guidance. After the trial period is over, each package is available for $99/year. The Connected Care Package comes with a complimentary trial for all new Bluelink-equipped vehicles. Currently, there are no à la carte options available.
What is a blue link panic alert?
Bluelink Safeguard Alerts: overview The Vehicle Safeguard Alerts are a set of features in the Bluelink Remote package that you can choose to activate and receive notifications when your vehicle crosses limits that you set such as a curfew, a distance or a maximum speed.
Can I track my car with blue link?
The Car Finder feature is accessed through the MyHyundai with Bluelink Mobile App. This feature allows you to locate your vehicle on a map if your GPS signal is within a 1-mile radius of your vehicle, and gives you the ability to save your vehicle’s location for future reference.
Do you need a blue link remote package?
Blue Link Remote Package subscription required. Remote Start is only available for push-button-start equipped vehicles with an automatic transmission or a Dual Clutch Transmission (DCT). Not available on all models. Only use Remote Start when safe to do so.
How does the Hyundai Blue Link app work?
Remotely starting your Hyundai’s engine, warming or cooling the cabin and turning on the defroster is as easy as a few taps in the app or saying “Alexa, start my car and set the temperature to 75 degrees.” With a simple command and your PIN, you can lock and unlock your Hyundai using your smartphone, smartwatch or even your connected home device.
Where do I go to sign up for BlueLink?
To sign up for Bluelink, create a MyHyundai account or log in to your existing MyHyundai account. Go to owners.hyundaiusa.com and click REGISTER if you need to create an account. Follow the quick and easy steps on the screen to set up your account.
How much does it cost to use BlueLink?
There are three Bluelink packages: Connected Care, Remote and Guidance. After the trial period is over, each package is available for $99/year. The Connected Care Package comes with a complimentary trial for all new Bluelink-equipped vehicles.
Where can I get a blue link car?
Blue Link is available on most new Hyundai vehicles. Features, specifications, and fees are subject to change. For more on details and limitations, visit HyundaiUSA.com or your authorized Hyundai dealer. You can access the Blue Link features on your Hyundai quickly and easily via the web or smartphone app from virtually anywhere.
When is it safe to use Blue Link?
Only use Blue Link and corresponding devices when it is safe to do so. The smartphone app provides easy access to remote features and additional services on most Apple and Android devices. App and app images are subject to change.
Are there any bad things about Hyundai Blue Link?
Three separate packages including Connected Care, Remote and Guidance (see image below). Pay for one two or all three to suit your needs. Android, iOS, smartwatch and Alexa compatibility. The Bad: Extremely slow to relay actions to your vehicle. The service can be very expensive. The only way to remote start your car is by paying for Blue Link.
Is the Blue Link a smart home system?
Blue Link is not currently compatible with any smart home system. We are currently exploring the possibility of adding major smart home systems. Check back with us for progress and updates. What’s the range for the Blue Link?