Hyundai 2011 Equus luxury sedan ships with iPad as owner’s manual
Hyundai decided to jump into the tablet computer fray with their 2011 Equus luxury sedan, shipping an iPad with each purchase instead of your regular owner’s manual. Apart from being a digital tome for you to refer if you want to find out more about your new vehicle, it will also function as a digital liason between the owner and his or her dealership. The device is able to help you schedule maintenance via its Service Valet program, remind of routine maintenance and schedule vehicle (and loaner) pick-up among others. Just what kind of iPad will it come with? Well, it will be a 16GB model with Wi-Fi alongside a custom high-end leather case to correlate with the vehicle’s status.
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