Seems the US versions get Snow added as a drive mode, and the center diff lock button where Canada gets the drive/terrain mode button (no diff lock) but snow/mud/sand modes instead. Seems a little weird to me that they would make two different setups like that ... y'all got mud and sand in the US, just like snow in the northern half/two-thirds. Another magical mystery courtesy of Hyundai.
This is consistent with virtually every other modern Hyundai/Kia/Genesis AWD setup… the USA gets drive modes (usually smart, sport, eco, normal/comfort, snow) and an AWD lock button. Basically every other market in the world, including Canada, gets the drive/terrain modes. On the terrain mode side are snow, mud, and sand.It does seem odd to have two very different AWD systems or at least implementations of the system. I wish Hyundai would give us a reason for the difference and an explanation as to how they differ. What possessed Hyundai to spend the time, money and energy to set up two different progammings, plus a few extra parts and wiring????
According to the manual, the AWD lock function works up to 37 mph. Interesting, because in other implementations I’ve seen from Hyundai/Kia, it maxes out at 25 mph.The Diff lock button is handy. Anyone know if the U.S. version stays locked up to 37mph ?
Have it on the SEL with AWDSo far I have not seen any mention of a snow setting on the American version of the SC. Has anyone seen a video that shows this? Have any of the members that actually have an AWD SC now discovered a setting like this?
Actually, why I find it interesting is it's only available in the US market, but the speed it tops out at is actually based on the Metric system. 37mph = 60km/h.According to the manual, the AWD lock function works up to 37 mph. Interesting, because in other implementations I’ve seen from Hyundai/Kia, it maxes out at 25 mph.
I do not have snow mode on my sc. What mode should I drive in when we have snow?Actually, why I find it interesting is it's only available in the US market, but the speed it tops out at is actually based on the Metric system. 37mph = 60km/h.
Front wheel drive? Because only the AWD models have Snow mode.I do not have snow mode on my sc. What mode should I drive in when we have snow?
Put it on “snow tire” mode 🤪I do not have snow mode on my sc. What mode should I drive in when we have snow?
I have fwd on my sc, do not have snow mode, what mode should I drive II do not have snow mode on my sc. What mode should I drive in when we have snow?
What modes do you have?I have fwd on my sc, do not have snow mode, what mode should I drive I
In?
SelWhat modes do you have?
Smart, normal and sport
I would go with normal mode. Smart mode just switches between normal and sport modes depending on how it thinks you are trying to drive and you don't want sport mode in the snow.Smart, normal and sport
thanks, i called hyundai, they said check with dealer. he said sport mode. i am confused. an help would be appreciated.I would go with normal mode. Smart mode just switches between normal and sport modes depending on how it thinks you are trying to drive and you don't want sport mode in the snow.
Dealers are clueless... use Normal mode.thanks, i called hyundai, they said check with dealer. he said sport mode. i am confused. an help would be appreciated.