Short answer: yes, but it depends which Hyundai and which screen you’ve got. Most recent Hyundais with the 8.0-inch “Display Audio” unit (no built-in nav) support wireless Android Auto, while the fancy 10.25-inch nav screens are usually cable-only because, well, irony.
You’ll need a compatible phone with 5 GHz Wi‑Fi and Android Auto; if yours won’t play nice, a reputable wireless AA adapter can save the day. In Australia, trims and head units vary by model year, so check the screen size and spec list on the exact car you’re buying—or already swearing at. And if all else fails, plug in a USB cable and enjoy the ancient magic of things that just work.
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