[vharihar]

I downloaded and installed the "Navigation Updater" software available online (https://update.hyundai.com/IN/E1/navigationUpdate), with a view to purchase and update the maps on the SD card of my 2017 Hyundai Tucson. But when I ran that s/w, it seems to support map update only for the 2022 model.

I suspect its something to do with the compatibility with the GPS unit. But nevertheless, support for older models is a MUST.

How do I update the maps on my 2017 model?

[d.w.w.]

Went a little deep inside the website and found this.



May be Hyundai is not supporting older versions. The maps on my Hyundai is outdated by many years, I learnt to live with it now.

[vharihar]

Originally Posted by d.w.w.

Went a little deep inside the website and found this.

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May be Hyundai is not supporting older versions. The maps on my Hyundai is outdated by many years, I learnt to live with it now.

Yes, I too am living with it. But a lot of new expresways have come up within the last 5-6 years in Noida where I am stationed nowadays (Eastern Peripheral Expwy, Western Peripheral Expwy, Delhi-Meerut Expwy, stretches of the Delhi-Mumbai Expwy, etc). In the past few years, I have also been living with it by relying on Google Maps (thru AndroidAuto) for these cases, and have traveled on these expressways using GMaps. But I know I surely missed my car's native GPS.

I feel the usability of the Tucson's native GPS is better than GMaps-thru-AndroidAuto. Besides, more and more expressways have come up in areas that I may drive to in the near future (Mumbai-Nagpur Expwy, Blore-Mysore Expwy, etc), and more are coming up in quick succession (Chennai-Blore Expwy will also come up soon, etc). Hence I feel the need to update the maps of my car's native GPS (as opposed to relying on GMaps all the time).