The new infotainment system will be unveiled in 2026. Hyundai, Kia, and Samsung will collaborate on a next-generation infotainment system that seamlessly links future software-defined vehicles from the carmakers with smartphones.

Tech giant Samsung Electronics Co. said Wednesday it has joined hands with automotive leader Hyundai Motor Group to extend its SmartThings connectivity platform to vehicles. Under the memorandum of understanding,

The latest vehicles from Hyundai and Kia are widely considered to be among the best in the industry when it comes to infotainment. They’ll be even better a few years from now. The two parent companies have just partnered with another South Korean giant,

Hyundai and Kia on Wednesday announced a partnership with Samsung to develop a next-generation infotainment system taking advantage of the capabilities of new software-defined vehicles (SDVs) currently in the works at both automakers.

Samsung is teaming up with Hyundai and Kia to bring SmartThings to their next-generation vehicle infotainment system. The SmartThings integration will enable tracking a lost or stolen car's location using your Galaxy phone.

Samsung Electronics and Hyundai Motor Group have clinched a tech partnership to make smartphones control in-vehicle infotainment systems, the companies said Wednesday, as they seek opportunities in rising software-defined vehicle (SDV) business.

Turn on home aircon and maybe peer inside the fridge or oven – all from behind the wheel Samsung and fellow South Korean giants Kia and Hyundai have struck up an IoT alliance that will see cars drive home appliances,