Hyundai Motor Company (HMC) and IBM have announced that they are developing what will be the broadest and most advanced suite of interactive communications services available for automobiles.
The development will offer interactive wireless telecom services for Hyundai car drivers and passengers, from email and internet access to vehicle theft tracking, route guidance and more. Expected to debut in production vehicles next June in the Korean market, the new, open-standards-based services will mark a major step forward in the development of automotive telematics, or interactive wireless communications, for delivering information to and from cars.
Among the new services for drivers and passengers, and powered by IBM technology are:
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