Hyundai Lists Separate Pricing for Instrument Displays on Two Korean Models
Hyundai’s Korean-market Avante lists its 9.9-inch driver display as a 350,000-won option, while the base Ioniq 3 omits the screen and requires a higher trim.
- 2026
What Happened
Hyundai’s Korean-market configurator places different access rules around the 9.9-inch driver display used with its Pleos Connect infotainment system. The details apply to the new Avante, the Korean-market name for the Elantra, and the Ioniq 3.
On the base Avante, the instrument cluster is listed as a 350,000-won option, equivalent to about $255 in the source report. The base Ioniq 3 does not include the display; the article says buyers must move to a trim priced $5,000 higher to get it.
Both models use Hyundai’s Pleos Connect setup, which combines a central touchscreen with the slim driver-facing display. The system first appeared on the higher-priced Grandeur, where the additional screen is standard across trims.
Hyundai has said the system is intended to reach 20 million vehicles worldwide by the end of the decade. The U.S. availability and pricing of these specific configurations were not stated in the visible source text.
Why this matters
The public configurator details show how Hyundai is separating a traditionally standard display from vehicle trim content as its Pleos Connect system expands.
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