How to find Points of Interest on Hyundai Santa Fe

Your Hyundai provides access to information that enables you to find points of interests or POI’s, like Starbucks, no matter where you are.

Navigation menu on 2020 Hyundai Santa Fe, fourth generation – (photo by Hyundai)

To search for a coffee shop you, can use the destination search by voice button on the rear view mirror or the voice recognition button on the left spoke of the steering wheel.


We’ll start with the destination search by voice button. You could press it and simply say, Starbucks. To focus your results to local Starbucks, you could say something like – [Driver] Find Starbucks in Fountain Valley, California. Once the system pulls up a list of locations, decide which one you want. – [Car] Please say the line number. Say it’s number from the list. A map will display on screen and voice guidance will direct you to your destination.

Difference between voice button on mirror and steering wheel

Next, lets see how to use the voice recognition button on the steering wheel. So, what’s the difference between using the destination search by voice button on the mirror and the voice recognition button? The destination search by voice button is just for Point of Interest searches. The voice recognition button allows you to access the full complement of voice recognition controlled features like media source changes, initiating hands free phone call or simply asking the system for help.

Using voice recognition button on steering wheel

Here’s how to use it. On the left spoke of the steering wheel, press the voice recognition button. A menu of available services will appear on the display screen. Press or say, “Find POI or address”. – [Driver] Find POI.

You can use voice commands to tell the system what you want to find. – [Driver] Coffee shops. Then, make your selection from the list of choices that is generated. – [Car] Please say the line number. – [Driver] Three.

Author: Nabeel K
Email: nabeel@wheelsjoint.com



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