Intelligent Speed Limit Assist - What is it? How does it work? Kia Hyundai Class
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- čas přidán 22. 09. 2021
- Intelligent Speed Limit Assist is a simple system that's a little more difficult to explain. In this video, Peter walks you through what Intelligent Speed Limit Assist is, and how it works.
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Very clear thanks just bought mine a week ago
Finally, I understand this. Thank you.
On my vehicle, the speed limit offset is no longer there. I assume it disappeared with one of the updates. Does yours still show?
Excellent video. Thanks for the information.
I don't have that speedlimit offset thing. And this feature makes REALLY annoying beep-beep-beep. It does not stay off, after next start it's back on. It's quite many steps to disable it every time I start driving. Please fix it.
Thanks for the video! Well done!
One of the best demos yet
Wow you touched right on what I was trying to do Today in my car thank you now I know how it works and how to do it!!!!
Glad it helped
Great tips and tricks. Guess I have to buy a Kia/Hyundai now.
I mean, it's the only logical thing to do now, right? :)
Excellent…well done , thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Very good. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Magnificent vid.
Thanks! I'll be honest, I didn't feel like this was my strongest video, but I know that there isn't a whole lot of good information on this, so I put it out there, and if I need to make an update in the future, I'll do that. Thanks for your kind words!
Hello
I’ve been trying to figure out if the 2022 Kia sx awd has a setting to close the side view mirrors?
Does your smart key work with adjusting the memory seats per each drivers key?
Does it work in the opposite when the posted limit goes down? Do you press down on the steering wheel and the car reduces speed to what's posted on the road?
Does the 2022 Tucson ultimate HB comes with an intelligent Speed Limit Warning and Assist
Canadian Model
Are there settings to avoid pressing up/down button, but system to accept new speed limit based on traffic signs ?
Do I need to have the smart cruise control to be able to use the speed limit assist?
So does this feature only work in conjunction with the cruise control?
One complaint I have about my Kia is that it only gives 5 mph increments. I usually travel only 2-3mph over the speed limit. There should be a finer setting for this
Hey question here, is it possible to upgrade my 2019 infotainment system to have the new looking software on it?
Hello, I have a telluride 2020, could you explain where can I find information about average speed?
I just purchased the 2024 Palisade. It has intelligent speed assist. Tried it and stopped using it after the first time. I was traveling using cruise in a 55 mph zone. Came upon a school zone with a sign reading 30 mph. However, school was not in session, and there was no light on the sign. My car immediately slowed to 30, and I nearly got rear ended. Should this only be a warning for school instead of an active feature?
In addition to the cluster the speed limit sign also appears in the HUD on the GV70 I just bought.
Yes!! That makes total sense! Thanks for sharing that!
I have a IONIQ 5 and I get 3 lines all the time instead of a number in the speed limit sign in the cluster. I have speed limit assist enable but my car dont shows the speed limit (only the 3 lines _ _ _) in the cluster and no speed limit on the nav map. I went to the dealer and they have no Idea of how to fix it. Any help will be appreciated. I think this was working and it stopped after the April 2022 update.
So it doesn’t automatically change to the new speed when it goes to 80, you have to manually order it to?
Would love to see video on the forward collision warning/avoidance. We just purchased a Niro EV, and the dealer (Chicago area) didn't have an answer to my question. It has alerted us if we are behind a car that is turning into a driveway or parking lot entrance...it seems to sense the rear of the car that is still 'hanging' out in the street. But, it doesn't seem to alert or brake if the car is directly in front of us, and we approach it quickly. We thought the license plate may be covering the front sensor, but that is not the case. Does it only work if we are still on the accelerator? Only if we're above a certain speed? Only if we're approaching the car in front at a certain acceleration? Would love to know more about this feature....
This is something we've toyed with for a long time, and you're right, it's time that I do a video on it. When the system first came out, we ran a brand new vehicle into camping mattresses, cardboard boxes, cardboard boxes covered in tin foil, and many other things before we found out more about how the system works. You're correct it only gives you full avoidance at certain speeds, and at certain variances in speed, and the real kicker is that if the car senses (through many different inputs) that the driver is in control, it is entirely possible for the system to not activate at all. If it feels like the driver is in control, there are occasions where the system will not intervene. Lastly, I always recommend that you test this system like you test your airbags... DON'T!!! The braking can happen SO late, and SO aggressively that even when it is active, it may only minimize a collision instead of prevent one altogether. In your specific example, it may sense that you're not seeing or paying attention to the vehicle turning out of your lane, but it may assume that you DO see and are aware of the vehicle directly in front of you. So you're right, it's time that I do a video on this, but I need some time to put this together so that I'm not leading people to trust a system in situations where the driver should take control.
Alfa Romeo Gulia brakes when a car in front has stopped and I as the driver was not aware., we were at moving speed and car just started to brake.I was scared something went wrong with Alfa,but it actually stopped the car and accident was avoided.
Hello, I have a Santa Fe hybrid 2022, but the menu "Speed limit" does not appear in the car settings. Why ?
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I don’t believe it was mentioned but is the camera looking for speed limit signs… Actual speed limit signs at the side of the road in order to know what the speed limit is in a particular area?
That sort of thing still amazes me.
Proud owner of a 2022 Hyundai Tucson hybrid
Yes! The system can use your navigation information, and it also uses the camera located just behind the interior rear view mirror of the car (so... technically, it's in front of the mirror, not behind) when that camera sees a speed limit sign, you'll see the speed limit sign flash up in your dash, even when you're not using the speed limit assist. It's pretty cool!
I feel like if I set ISLA to +5 mph, it wuill be somehow difficult for me to accelerate as fast as before. The accelerator pedal just feels like soft and light. Am I crazy or something. I did not turn on cruise control.
Great info but having issues setting up on 2022 telluride. Can you please provide me info to set up? Thanks
I don't think the 2022 Telluride has this feature.
@@BrantfordKia bummer. I was able to set up on wife’s Sorento.
So with over the air updates in the future will it be forced to be turned on. Or will you always able to turn it off iam in the UK
I haven’t heard anything official about over the air updates, so until I have information on it, I don’t want to make assumptions. As we find out more, I’ll definitely make videos.
Hello, nice video. If I set the speed limit warning to "Off", it goes back on every time I ended a ride an start a new ride. Is this normal? Why doesnt it stay "Off"?
It doesn't seem normal to me. I'll have to dig into this a little more.
@@BrantfordKia Thanks 4 that!
It’s a safety feature and always resets to ON on engine start.
How does this differ from “Highway auto speed change”?
My K5 EX has a speed limit setting, but I can't figure out how to actually get it to work. Can you give any insights? I'm in the US so it's a US model K5.
I don't believe that the K5 has "Intelligent Speed Limit Assist" so it will work a little differently than this.
I have an E-Soul EV 2022 Advance Premium and noticed that if I hit the MODE button instead of CRUISE it says LIMITED. Is this the same function you are describing? I live in Sweden. BTW thanks millions for your videos. I've learned so much about the car. The instruction book is VERY poor.
The Mode button can often be set to do various things in some of our cars, but the Kia Soul EV does not have Intelligent Speed Limit Assist yet, so even in Sweden, I don't expect you to have the feature.
@@BrantfordKia Thank you
ISLA takes speed infor from road signs only or from Navigation as well?
It takes them primarily from Navigation but uses the Camera to override or assist any Navigation information. So, it uses both.
Is this adapted to the EU rules that will come into force next year? If you drive fast and have the system activated, Kia and Hyundai will pay the fine?
We film in Canada, I'm not sure what Kia/Hyundai has planned for European regulations. I will say that this is NOT a replacement for the driver. This ISLA is just a system that makes its easier for the DRIVER to choose the speed at which they want to travel, so I wouldn't expect Kia or Hyundai to pay fines for what the driver chooses to do.
Is it possible to set it at different increments? I prefer 2km/h over the limit rather than 5.
No, it's just in 5km/h intervals.
Does this feature work on the Sorento 2021 EX+??? I dont have the digital cluster but have all the rest
You would have to check your vehicle settings to see if you see the speed limit setting like we show in this video. I don't think that vehicle has it, I think it's only on the SX, but I could be wrong.
Not available on any Trim level of sorento. I have the SX and there is no feature to change this. Very disappointed. Hopefully in the next update?
@@Shaggi75 You're correct, I just went outside to an SX that we have in stock, and it isn't in that vehicle. I don't think it will be added through a software update, but I guess, in theory, that may be possible.
Is this available on the 2022 tucson ultimate
I haven't checked, but I think it might be. The top of the line Santa Cruz has it, and those vehicles share quite a bit of technology.
My 2022 Sorento goes a step further. It has an Auto mode added to the Speed Assist. When the car detects a speed limit change, the car automatically changes speed. I will have to check again, but I don't think it uses the offset when it is in Auto mode.
I believe it can still use the offset (from memory up to 10km above the posted limit). Try it and let us know!
I just found out about this feature earlier today. That feature is standard on all trims of the Kia Soul, but only available on the top trim of the Seltos.
Nice Demo. Quick question - When front camera detects speed of 80, we're already in 80 speed road with 60/65 km/hr speed. Won't the vehicles behind us start honking? Escpecially if we jump from 60 to highway speeds of 100/110.
Are you 100% sure that the car utilises the front camera to check the current speed limit on traffic signs? Because for us, it's doesn't and sticks to the navigation data that is sometimes outdated.
Some cars will only use the navigation data, others will use the camera AND the navigation data. And yes, I'm 100% sure. I've seen the camera on my Santa Cruz pick up the entrance ramp sign that reads 40 km/h while driving down the 100km/h highway. As I said, not every car uses the camera, but some of the newer ones do.
Video should be entitled speed limit with cruise control. I agree the manual is poor. The same button can be used to set speed limits without cruise control a video on this would be good.
Can the speed be limited as shown if I am using the accelerator rather than the cruise control? I really just want the car to stop accelerating if I exceed the speed limit. I hardly ever want to use cruise control.
That's not how it's designed to work, and that probably won't ever be. The car has to provide power if you need it in an emergency, so if you press on the gas pedal firmly, the car will always give you power regardless of the electronic settings.
@@BrantfordKia are you certain that your system will meet the EU and UK 2022 July regulations for speed limiters on new cars? These make no mention of cruise control, which is a positive nuisance in an urban environment anyway. BTW, I do understand how adaptive cruise control works.
@@southecom We film in Canada, so I don't know if the system will work in a different way outside of Canada.
Many/most cars' speedometers show 5-8kms lower speed limit than you're actually doing. How does this factor in? In this test, are you 5km over or just about at the speed limit. Great detailed video. Thanks!
I've found that our speedometers are pretty accurate compared to electronic speed limit warning signs that are placed around town, and my GPS, so I think this just works based on the speedometer.
I don't think that's a real thing...
It was a thing in the days of analog cable connected speedometers - I don't think its true with modern digital wire connected systems.
Good Question.
i use Kia Seltos in India MY 2020. Road Traffic Signs (Speed Limit) is showing in da navigation but it is nt getting projected in the HUD. Kindly help. I have raised this concern wid my dealership but of no use.
Looking forward to your reply/suggestions...
rgds
In the settings menu, there are check box options for what you can put in the HUD. If the road signs check box isn't there, or isn't checked, it won't show them in the HUD.
@@BrantfordKia thanks fr ur reply. road sign check box is there nd it's checked too. still it is nt getting projected in the HUD. sometimes road speed limit is just flashing in da HUD fr a cpuple of sec or so. although it's showing in da navigation.
@@avishekbasu2009 I'm not sure what to say... that's interesting... I thought if it sees it in the NAV screen, that it will project it on the HUD.
@@avishekbasu2009 I'm not sure what to say... that's interesting... I thought if it sees it in the NAV screen, that it will project it on the HUD.
@@BrantfordKia yes that is what it should have been. service centre is clueless nd cannot give any resolution!
If we don't press the button up to have the car catch up to the new speed, and instead just press on the gas, would the car resist until I press the button?
No, the car would just react normally there. If you press the button up (or down) it will find the speed limit. If you touch the gas, it will just operate normally.
@@BrantfordKia thank you!
Is it available on the santa fe 2022?
I believe upper trim lines (or the highest trim) will have it. I haven't memorized every vehicle in the Kia/Hyundai lineup that has it at this point.
My 2022 Santa Fe calligraphy in the US has the intelligent speed limit assist option. However it doesn't have the slide bar to set above or below the speed limit.
@@donreavis1463 It's possible that this may function a little bit differently with the U.S. model compared to our Canadian ones.
Can you disconnect the speed limit assist when you driving ?
Yes! It's a setting that can be turned on or off. Very simple to use.
@@BrantfordKia this thing in 2022 be the same ?
Hi, I own a Hyundai Tucson 2022 and you can not turn the speed limit bing off permanently. If I turn off the feature while driving, the next time I drive the car after turning the engine off and on again the feature is back on and the annoying bing continues if you drive 1 mph over the speed of the road. Do you know how or if it can be turned off permanently?
Just to clarify…the camera detects the actual speed limit sign in the highway and that’s when the car knows when to change the speed ?
Yeah! Pretty cool, eh? In cars equipped with Navigation, it uses the Nav system as it's primary source for the information, but the Camera is also looking, and if it sees a different limit than the navigation, it will display what the camera sees instead.
@@BrantfordKia very cool!
Is this feature available on the 2022 Tucson Ultimate?
I think if you just left out the +5 setting this would be a lot easier to understand
Pretty handy where I am. We have speed limits of 30, 50, 60, 80 or 100km/hr in a 30 min radius. It's easy to go over if you aren't paying close attention
Yeah, I quite like this feature. With Smart Cruise Control, you can use that feature in traffic anyways, so this makes it super simple to watch your speed, while still enjoying the drive. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
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So that only works for the 2021 and 2022 models?
Yes, this is a brand new technology, and it's generally only on the very top trims of some of our cars. It's in both the Kia and Hyundai lineup.
I have checked it twice with my Hyundai Kona Hybrid and I can say that those options are NOT available with my "premium" car. The car CAN read the trafic signs correctly, but it gives NO signes if I exceed the speed limit. To solve that issue I was offered to buy additional devices like Mobileye 630 that can at least give the sound signals if there is a speed exceeding while driving. I cant understand WHY it is so difficult for Hyundai to make the option available for KONA Hybrid. No words left...
I'm not sure what your argument is? Did the salesperson promise you this feature? Not every car has this, and only the latest platforms offer it. The Kona is on a platform that was released before this year, so it was never set up with this technology. I'm sorry that you don't have it, but it isn't available on your particular vehicle.
Please simply first state What the Exact purpose(es) is for this application. Thanks.
Then I will resee the video on How to?
Why isn’t this automatic? If I want it to assist I want it to keep matching the speed?
I think you're overestimating how complicated this is. I just used the system for a large trip over the last weekend. I like it the way it is. When I set my cruise control, I want it to be set to the speed that I CHOOSE, not the speed that the car chooses. But knowing that I can wait a second or two, and then automatically set to the speed limit (or 10 km/h over in my case) then I can do that easily.
@@BrantfordKia is it complicated? My previous Jaguar XF 2016 could do it with its very limited tech compared to my current Sorento 2022 HEV. I would be able to have manual or automatic Limit modes. Seems to me like it's Kia's way of avoiding potential liability. For me automatic would be the way to go, in Switzerland limits can change quickly with speed control right behind it. Having that automation was really a life saver on a rare occasions.
This is basically wrong. You have to LONG PRESS the cruise control button to activate speed assist in the uk spec 2023 Kia and then it works like the old kia speed assist if you set it up in the car settings. You do Not have to have cruise control on.
Why does my husbands phone ring when put in reverse or drive?
Why would you set it up to speed?
Where I live, most people drive at 10 km/h over the speed limit on the highways (or more) Setting things at the speed limit would mean that you're holding up traffic in many cases. The flexibility that allows the driver to make that choice is a popular feature in this region.
@@BrantfordKia Never knew that. I’m used to Australian roads where speed cameras are everywhere! I’d love the freedom that other parts of the world have!
@@lucyxx5895 I think our system would be better served by setting speed limits correctly and enforcing them at the limit. It's an unwritten rule here that 10 over on the highway isn't going to get you a ticket. That leads to people pushing the boundaries a little bit. But that's just me.
Explain in mph instead of kph in America
It’s the same process, you would just have to convert it to your preferred mph offset. We did this video in KPH because we’re Canadian.
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Ask and you shall receive !
no one needs those. I'll drive how I want when I want :)
Thats fair!
one of the most dangerous mods in Kia and Hyundai
Really don’t understand why you introduce a variable to raise the speed above the speed limit and further confuse the viewer. The idea is to simplify the explanation to allow the viewer to understand. Keep it simple and straightforward and add any personal preferences at the end…..save the added explanation every time you refer to the speed.
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What a wonderful place America is. You can have a speed limit but the the car allows you to set a speed above the speed limit. I guess in America if you are caught speeding you can just blame the car!
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Any comment is a good comment! Thanks!!
I will definitely be turning off this annoying feature
So Tesla new model with 1020hp and Porsche 760hp elektric cars will go to bin. Idiotical rules.
The cruise control and this are a pain in the arss Kia and others have lost the plot, far to much useless tech in cars now, not impressed, D
Good Grief....! Way too complicated and unnecessary...!
This is an accident waiting to happen.
I will not buy a car with this crap fitted, period.
trouble is you cant turm the shite off permanently, you have to set the crap up everytime you start up the car, its shite