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The bigger battery definitely makes a difference in how far you can go. Not only is it bigger, but Hyundai seems to have made it more efficient too. And with the heat pump, you should get way better range in the winter.

From what I've seen online, the newer models (2020 and up) probably act pretty much the same way with the defogger and recirculation. Hyundai might have tweaked it a little, but it's probably not a huge difference. If you're thinking about upgrading, you could always ask your dealer if they've...

How is it now?? Did you find the cause?

Yup they are

Agree with you! I hope they'll address this in their future updates.

Thanks for this! Did you buy the battery from the dealership?

I've noticed it too. It seems worse on hot days when the sun is blasting the windshield. I always use Auto climate control, so maybe it's something to do with it switching between hot and cold. But so far, it hasn't caused any problems. No weird noises or anything, so I'm not too worried about...

Did they replace it for free?

Did you check if a caliper is loose or if the brake pads are worn?? Or maybe it's that heat shield thing near the brakes making the noise.

This sounds like an SD card issue. @GeorgeMiami is right

Completely normal...

Have you tried checking your 12V battery?

Any updates? Did you replace the radar unit?

No issues on mine. I hope you get this sorted out!

If your battery's between 40% and 60% and hasn't gone above 60% in a while, the car might not be using as much regenerative braking. That's because it works best when the battery has more room to store energy.