Using EV6’s AR Head Up Display

The 2024 EV6 offers many innovative technologies, including an available Augmented Reality Head Up Display^*, or AR HUD^*, that projects information onto the vehicle’s windshield. These projections give the driver another way to see and receive various warnings and information from several systems.

Let’s take a look at the different systems, including specific AR features, customers may expect to see projected on-screen with the AR HUD^* that comes standard on the GT-Line and GT trims.

Systems:

• Navigation^* support, such as:
  • Turn by Turn (TBT) navigation^* information (AR)
  • Traffic information
  • Speedometer information

• Cruise Control Assist information, such as:
  • Smart Cruise Control^* (SCC) set speed and vehicle distance information
  • Highway Driving Assist 2^* (HDA2)
  • Highway Auto Speed Change information

• Lane Assist information such as:
  • Lane safety information (AR)
  • Lane Following Assist^* (LFA)
  • Lane Change Assist^* (LCA)

• Forward Collision-Avoidance Assist^* (FCA) features, including:
  • Junction Crossing
  • Lane Change Oncoming
  • Lane Change Side
  • Evasive Steering Assist

• Blind-Spot Assist
  • Blind-Spot Collision-Avoidance Assist-Rear^* (BCA-R)
  • Blind-spot safety information

• Front Vehicle Indicator (AR)
• Lead Vehicle Departure Alert^* (LVDA)(AR)

Features marked with AR have specific augmented reality capabilities, in addition to the standard Head Up Display^* functionality. It’s important to demonstrate how to deactivate these features for your customers.

ACTION STEPS

1. Press User Settings on the infotainment screen
2. Select Head Up Display
3. Select Display Mode
4. Choose Augmented Reality Display → Standard Display or Disable Head Up Display

Be sure to check out the Augmented Reality Head Up Display^* video on the Kia Features & Functions YouTube^™* Channel to learn more. As always, refer to the Owner’s Manual for details!