Hyundai's newest China-exclusive model, the Elexio EV, is set to revolutionize the car audio experience with the integration of Dolby Atmos. This cutting-edge spatial audio technology has previously been exclusive to luxury vehicles from top brands such as Mercedes-Benz and Lucid, but Hyundai is now making it accessible to a broader audience.
The Elexio will come equipped with six built-in speakers that deliver a more immersive audio experience while driving. Although this may not match the high-end vehicles that offer dozens of speakers, the inclusion of Dolby Atmos in these smaller models has significant potential for delivering an enhanced and satisfying sound quality.
Streaming services such as Kugou Music and iQIYI will be seamlessly integrated into the car's entertainment system, allowing occupants to enjoy their favorite music, movies, or dramas while on the go. The idea behind this is that the cabin becomes a mini-entertainment hub on wheels.
However, it remains to be seen whether Dolby Atmos-enabled cars will become more mainstream and affordable for the masses outside of China. As of now, there's no word on making these features available in international markets at an affordable price point.
The Elexio will come equipped with six built-in speakers that deliver a more immersive audio experience while driving. Although this may not match the high-end vehicles that offer dozens of speakers, the inclusion of Dolby Atmos in these smaller models has significant potential for delivering an enhanced and satisfying sound quality.
Streaming services such as Kugou Music and iQIYI will be seamlessly integrated into the car's entertainment system, allowing occupants to enjoy their favorite music, movies, or dramas while on the go. The idea behind this is that the cabin becomes a mini-entertainment hub on wheels.
However, it remains to be seen whether Dolby Atmos-enabled cars will become more mainstream and affordable for the masses outside of China. As of now, there's no word on making these features available in international markets at an affordable price point.
OMG, can u believe Hyundai is bringin' Dolby Atmos to their new EVs? 
It's like they're sayin', "Hey, luxury cars, you can keep ur fancy speakers, we're makin' it accessible 2 the people!" 
Six built-in speakers are def a step up from what most cars got now. And streamin' services comin' on board is gonna make road trips so much more epic! 
But only time'll tell if this tech will trickle down 2 other markets and not just stay in China 
. And what about when you're stuck in traffic or on the highway at night? The sound is just gonna be piercing and annoying 
. I'm not saying it's bad tech per se, but are we really ready to have this level of audio immersion while driving?
its not just about the car audio experience anymore its about creating an immersive atmosphere on wheels! 
hoping they'll bring the price down so its not just for the rich 
. I mean, who doesn't love being able to watch their favorite shows or listen to music while driving? And the fact that it'll have Dolby Atmos built-in is a game-changer 
. It's gonna be awesome to see how this tech plays out in real life - I'm both excited and curious to see if it'll become more mainstream outside of China 
. One thing, though: prices might need to come down for this tech to be accessible to everyone 
- integrating Dolby Atmos into their new EV is a game-changer! I've had the chance to try out some of these cars and let me tell you, it's a whole different vibe cruising around with that immersive audio. It's like you're right in the middle of the action on screen or listening to your fave tunes. And having those streaming services integrated into the system? Genius! It's gonna make road trips so much more enjoyable. But yeah, I'm wondering if it'll trickle down to other markets and not just stay in China...
. And what's the point of having a mini-entertainment hub in your car if you're just gonna be stuck in traffic anyway? 
but gotta wonder if itll be worth the extra cost for most people... or if china's just gonna keep enjoying the luxury ride 
. Still, it's cool that they're trying to make luxury tech more accessible to a wider audience 
anyway, I think it's dope that they're making dolby atmos more accessible to the masses. it's about time we get some decent sound quality in our daily drivers 
...luxury cars have dozens of speakers and they still manage to be fancy, whats the point of just 6? 
I'm loving this move by Hyundai - who says only luxury cars can have a great audio experience? 