This is another reason to use Android Auto/CarPlay maps. The mapping data used for onboard navigation systems is gathered by a third party company, with no way to contact them. By the time the data is gathered, packaged, sent to the car manufacturers, repackaged/localized and distributed the data can be 12-18 months out of date.

I have been able to submit corrections to Google Maps (used in Android Auto). I actually got the location of a restaurant on a small Caribbean island corrected so that folks wouldn't get trapped in a narrow, dead-end road behind the restaurant.

 

I am unsure how reliable they are, their link is;

Hyundai Mapcare | Map Error Reporter

www.mapnsoft.com

You used to be able to report errors and omissions but it is a blank page when I try it.

 

Look up on top and click on "Sign In or Report Map Errors"

 

It might be faster just to put up some signs.

 

I know it's not what you wanna hear but get yourself a usb cable and use your phone. They car GPS is straight trash!

 

Do you trust Google maps?

https://www.autoevolution.com/news/google-maps-navigation-ends-tragically-after-three-men-drive-off-unfinished-bridge-243404.html

 

Google maps is spotty at times, in less populated areas

 

If google is spotty then the factory GPS will be non existent...and out of date.

 

That is so true for less populated areas. But for the most part, it will get you to your destination. There may be times it will take you the long route.

 

Get a 2-n-1 carplay and android auto wireless adapter to plug into the data port(about $60 on Amazon). That lets you display navigation from your phone and gets rid of the Hyundai hassle. Also, if you don't maintain the Bluelink subscription then you lose routing anyway so this fixes it. Seemless. Once setup it connects to your phone automatically and the display. I would periodically update your Hyundai maps so your car nav has recent roads incase you don't have your phone.

 

NO you do not lose routing without Bluelink... There is a feature or two you lose but you can use the Hyundai GPS/maps and update them for free without Bluelink.

 

Thanks for the tip!