What does Highway Driving Assist (HDA) do? As part of the Hyundai SmartSense safety pack of advanced features and driver-assistance technology, Highway Driving Assist is designed to help Iowa drivers with long commutes and road trips. HDA works in conjunction with Smart Cruise Control (SCC) and Lane Following Assist (LFA) to help you maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you, stay centered in your lane, and even help make sure your vehicle is following the speed limit by using your GPS location and available highway data. Join the staff at Vern Eide Hyundai Sioux City as we review Highway Driving Assist.
Hyundai’s HDA system builds on the capabilities of SCC and LFA, and helps make long highway drives easier to manage. This driver-assistance technology can actually sense when your vehicle is on certain controlled access roads in the United States like Interstate 29.
Follow the steps below to activate HDA:
To use HDA, you will first need to turn on the Smart Cruise Control feature by pressing the CRUISE button on your steering wheel-the SCC icon will change to HDA in the instrument cluster. Next, you will need to follow the criteria listed below:
Please note: If you have a light grip on the steering wheel or your hands leave the wheel all together HDA will disengage. To resume HDA functions simply press the CRUISE button again.
One of the newer Hyundai SmartSense safety features, Highway Driving Assist can be found on the following sedans and SUVs listed below.
The 2022 Elantra Limited comes standard equipped with Highway Driving Assist.
Highway Driving Assist comes standard on 2022 Sonata SEL Plus trims and above.
Highway Driving Assist can be found on the 2022 Kona Limited model.
The 2022 Santa Cruz Limited comes standard with Highway Driving Assist
Highway Driving Assist can be found on the 2022 Tucson Limited trim level.
The 2022 Santa Fe Limited comes standard with Highway Driving Assist
Both the 2022 Palisade Limited and Calligraphy have Highway Driving Assist.
