From：Internet Info Agency 2026-09-04 15:21:10
Hyundai has removed the digital instrument cluster in front of the driver in both the 2027 Elantra launched in the Korean market and the entry-level IONIQ 3 destined for global markets. Both models feature a cabin design centered around the Pleos Connect system, with a large central touchscreen whose interface layout and operating logic draw inspiration from Tesla. Korean customers can opt to add a 9.9-inch digital instrument cluster to the Elantra for 350,000 KRW (approximately RMB 1,730), while the entry-level IONIQ 3 does not offer this option and also lacks a head-up display system. Previously, digital instrument clusters were commonly standard equipment across Hyundai's current model lineup.
