2025 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid

please see case 11675610 I have been told that this is for the same concerns I have My car is currently at the dealer for the third time to try and resolve this same issue Dash will flash and go black for several seconds, when and if it comes back it will have all emergency lights on or flash no signal Heads up display will also flash going blank this will be out for a longer period of time and is not always at the same time as the dash going out. When car is turned off after driving it will occasionally still show emergency lights on dash. even after closing and reopening door, turning car back on and off Safety concerns include but not limited to not seeing speedometer, safety lights and warnings

I am reaching out to report a recurring issue with the dashboard display on my 2025 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid. The display has failed on two separate occasions, significantly impacting my ability to monitor essential vehicle information while driving. Occasion 1. Dated : [XXX] Issue : Dashboard does not display the Speedometer, RPM and both the Right/Left Indicator Camera. Issues Reported to Dealership: This is reported to Hyundai Lehigh Valley Hyundai Dealership at 675 State Ave Emmaus, PA 18049. A picture of the issue provided to dealership. Resolution Provided : Dealership drove about 98 miles on the car and did not find the issue. Occasion 2. Dated : [XXX] Issue : The Entire Dashboard lit up and goes blank very often. The Project Dashboard goes on and off. Even when the Car is parked and locked. Few lights are still on. Picture attached to your reference. Issues Reported to Dealership: This is reported to Hyundai Lehigh Valley Hyundai Dealership at 675 State Ave Emmaus, PA 18049. An appointment has been setup to review n Aug 04 2025. Here are some relevant details for your review: Current Mileage: 5489 Location: Allentown PA 18106 INFORMATION REDACTED PURSUANT TO THE FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552(B)(6)

Dashboard and hologram in windshield went off - repeatedly went out when I hit bumps and then eventually caused all dashboard lights to come on even when the car was off (7/22). Subsequently dashboard cluster was replaced and repaired on (7/30) same day in the evening it began doing the same thing again. Hyundai notified again of issue on 7/31. Car purchased in April of 2025

While driving, my entire dash will go black. At times, all warning lights will also light up. There is no way to know how fast I am going since the display shuts down. Heads Up Display also goes out with warnings as well. With all warning lights coming on, there is no way to know if there is truly an issue with the car. The car was taken to the dealership and the cluster was replaced. This did not fix the problem. The car is now back at a dealership with no answers. I do have a case opened with Hyundai as well. Case # 41048985. I am a part of a Facebook group were an additional 19 people have also said they have experienced the same issues. There seems to be no real concern from Hyundai. Safety Risk - speed visibility, warning lights, overall safe operation Problem as been confirmed by the dealership No issues with the vehicle prior to this

What component failed: forward attention warning / highway drive assist Safety at risk: Hyundai's driver attention camera fails for me when I wear prescription eyeglasses while it is sunny out. Without prescription glasses, I cannot drive safely. Further, repeated driver attention alerts cause the car to autonomously stop, which is a safety risk Problem reproduced: yes, Hyundai says this is operating as designed and I should get other eyewear (despite me needing them to drive) Vehicle inspected: yes, by Hyundai service technician Warning messages: "keep your eyes on the road", even when I am fully paying attention to the road

I wear prescription glasses which transitions to darker shades, and while driving 2025 Hyundai Tucson Hybrid Ltd in driver assist mode (Smart Cruise control) the vehicle is warns me with some message to stop the car and then deactivates the cruise control... Because of this it is becoming very problematic to use the driver assist features. Is there a way that the sensors that keeps an eye on my eyes when use the glasses be disabled but still I can use the Smart Cruise control? I do not see this eye attention feature is of any use and is not helping people like me who wear prescription glasses which transitions to darker shades during day time.

All new Hyundais have a driver assist warning that does not function well and suggests the driver to take a coffee break every 15-20 minutes if it thinks it detects something that is inattentive. This error distracts the driver from the road and requires the driver to manually clear it with pushing buttons. This is an unnecessary distraction. Hyundai should be able to correct this with a software update, but has failed to do so for at least a handful of years.

Multiple owners of the 2025 Tucson Hybrid Limited AWD have reported the same issue with the vehicle's "Driver Assistance Warning" system. The system constantly beeps and, sometimes, takes control of the vehicle, slowing it down, and forcing the driver to pull over. This happened to my wife and me on our recent roundtrip from Apache Junction, AZ, to Los Angeles. In the middle of jam-packed, six-lane freeways with vehicles traveling at 70 mph or more the Tucson would beep-beep-beep and say "Keep your eyes on the road." But, of course, the driver's eyes were on the road. Then the system would take control and slow the car down to 30 mph or so, creating a terrifying and highly dangerous situation. And this is supposed to be a safey sytem. The system obviously was not properly tested in real-life road situations. Apparently, the height of the driver's eyes, their arm position while holding the wheel, whether they're wearing sunglasses . . . all sorts of factors seem to confuse the system and cause it to act when it should do nothing. I have turned off all the driver assistance warnings possible, but it makes no difference. And other drivers report having the same issues--unwarranted, dangerous reactions by the car that cannot be stopped by turning the driver assistance features off. Hyundai has failed in its duty to properly test its driver assistance features. The most rudimentary road testing would have revealed these issues, but Hyundai has put these vehicles on the market without the appropriate testing. Someone needs to do something about it.

VEHICLE HAS 457 MILES. DRIVING IN STEADY DRIZZLE AND ROAD PUDDLES. WARNING NOTICE TRIANGLE SYMBOL SHOWN IN DRIVER INFO SCREEN WITH 3 ERRORS. PULLED OVER AND CHECKED NOTICES. SCREEN SHOWS 3 SAFETY SYSTEMS DISABLED - RADAR BLOCKED. REAR CROSS TRAFFIC ALERT, BLIND SPOT MONITORING, EXIT SAFETY SYSTEM. CHECKED DIAGNOSTICS SCREEN - NO ERRORS. CHECKED FOR DTC CODES - NONE. DROVE CAR HOME AND TURNED OFF ENGINE AND ALL SYSTEMS. WAITED 20 SECONDS. STARTED CAR UP. NO WARNINGS APPEAR IN THE DRIVER INFO SCREEN. NO ERRORS LISTED IN DTC DIAGNOSTICS

Forward attention warning is a system with a camera on the top of the steering wheel column that is supposed to check if the driver is looking forward when assisted driving like lane keeping is active during cruise control. This system does not work with sunglasses. Wearing sunglasses to drive on a sunny day is a normal activity. If this system can not see your eyes then it assumes you are not looking forward and will try to shut off driver assistance like lane keeping and then goes another step with a threat to shut down the car no matter where the car is or how fast the car is going. I was going 70 down a highway and I get the forward attention warning and before I can do anything to convince the system I was looking ahead I got the warning that car was about to be shut down. This is the second day in a new car so I was lucky to think to turn off cruise control, but it was a scary incident that could have gone bad quickly. This is not a safe system and and needs to be able to be turned off without disabling the driver assistance features.