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At the 2017 CES in Las Vegas last month, Hyundai unveiled a self-driving Ioniq concept vehicle that places the autonomous tech out of sight, relocating the lidar from the roof to behind the front bumper cover. The result looks more like a normal vehicle and less like come vision from the future.

From the dreams of science fairs to the floor of #CES2017, our #IONIQ #Autonomous steps boldly to our self-driving, alt-fuel future. pic.twitter.com/S9X2Ompwx2

— Hyundai USA (@Hyundai) January 5, 2017

Earlier this month, Hyundai Motor America revealed that they had earned a seventh straight year of record sales in the United States. The company sold 775,005 vehicles in 2016, a gain of 1.75 percent; for December, Hyundai sold 60,572 vehicles, a number not seen in more than a decade.

 

A photo posted by Hyundai Motor America (@hyundaiusa) on Jan 10, 2017 at 1:53pm PST

Down in Sothern California, we don’t get the same level of winter wear on our vehicles, but a year still takes its toll. The tires need to be rotated, the oil needs changed, the brakes wear out, and just like everywhere else in the country, we have a chance to catch the wear and tear before it turns into something far worse. So, bring your Hyundai into our service center to get it all taken care of.

Google Home can now start your Hyundai. Introducing Google Home’s new Blue Link integration. #CES2017 pic.twitter.com/VmxqAemA6u

— Hyundai USA (@Hyundai) January 5, 2017

You’re about to leave for a tip. Your bag’s almost packed and the traffic report shows good conditions the whole way. You’re excited to take your first big road trip with your Hyundai, and you want to make it as awesome as you can. So, you tell Google Home to connect to Blue Link®,