Hyundai IONIQ 5 Project 45 - Remote Smart Parking Assist (RSPA) Reverse and Parallel Parking System

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We check out the Remote Smart Parking Assist (RSPA) on the Ioniq 5 with both reverse and parallel parking systems. one of the neat features is that you can activate it outside of the car with the key.

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00:00 Intro
00:41 Reverse parking inside the car
03:22 Reverse parking outside with key fail attempt #1
03:41 Reverse parking outside with key attempt #2
07:05 Parallel parking test
08:15 Conclusion
08:55 What do I really think?

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James Cheung

[KeyLucid]

I was a bit critical before - so here I go again! Glad that you didn't rehearse this before as you made some very good pointers as you went along. And so performing the same actions may have resulted in some very relevant but overlooked tips. For example, when outdoors vehicle requires close proximity of the operator. Therefore, I apologize for the first posting. Tutorial well done!

[MesoScale]

Thank you for creating this video, all with the drone footage and screen in screen. After watching your video I now know what I can expect from this system. You saved me a lot of time and nerves. Thanks man!!

[lordpitnolen]

Good to see this, James. When I bought my first LEAF Tekna (40) in April 2017 I paid extra for the self-parking feature. I'm ashamed to admit that I haven't used it, other when collecting the car. Your demonstration shows just why I was afraid to use it.
I'm currently awaiting my second LEAF Tekna (62) without this feature.
One benefit of having this fitted is to 'retrieve' your car if it has been hemmed in by others, ("if feature available").
Keep up the good work :-)

[briansmith]

In Lincoln there is a multi storey that has incredibly small bays where the passengers have to get out before you park and then even I as the driver struggle to get out of my 3 series... I can't wait to try this out when my I5 arrives! Then I can pull it forward remotely too and not have to worry about squeezing in and out next to other cars and huge concrete pillars!! Great video, keep it up.

[EVRevolution]

Nice James, however like most of these PA systems, they are really useless in everyday use. If you were in a busy lot, you would have honking cars and screaming people yelling at you as how long it took to park. I'm not picking on the Hyundai system, just all of these systems in general. Great if you have the space and time to do it, however by the time you push the button the first time, I would already be in the parking spot.

Now for the "remote" parking, same it is dreadfully slow and takes too many turns and moves to do a simple task. However, for pulling out of a spot where someone parked close to you and you don't want to ding doors, etc., this would be a handy feature.

Sorry but this is the reason why I am not at all a fan of these Park Assist (PA) systems.

[Lampman_uk]

THanks for that James very entertaining . I will go out and give it a try tomorrow.

[normangt]

Would really like to see a tight parking space for parallel parking. It seems to take quite a bit of space.

[afml]

Thanks for the update. Please keep the videos flowing. Very informative.

[andywonline]

Haven't seen that colour ioniq yet, very nice 👍

[eingast]

Thanks for the video, now i know what i absolutely dont need&want.

[MoneyShot]

Woah, did not expect an Asian guy at the end lol. Great demonstration video.

[WooShell]

I can't wait to try that out. I totally suck at parallel parking.. I usually either need 5+ moves or scrape my rims on the sidewalk.

[m.]

I could actually see the gras growing while the car performed it’s magical parking…. Geez…

[marcg]

Evening James, thanks for the upload. The car seems to park as slowly as most of the other offerings on the market do. Still a nice feature to have.
I look forward to seeing how you can use the Ionic to power external electrical devices.
InsideEVs recently charged a Taycan using a Kia EV6. You could charge the Kona.🙂

[Bandits_At__o_Clock]

Nice car and great demo but really cannot imagine use for remote key parking. Also lots of trust that it won’t go into software meltdown and crash.

[Ben.StevenswithaV]

Thanks for the demo. How is it in normal suburban shopping centre car parks (parking between cars & getting out)? Also, does it make a low speed noise for safety? Our BMW i3S makes this weird spaceship noise to freak people out. It's hilarious! Initial orders start here in Australia 11/10.

[johnvandenbroek]

A little slow for my liking …. I will stick to the conventional way of parking.

[kevinn]

that parking assist was like getting your 93 yr old grandpa to park it. OMG that was

[raeldor]

I wish you could use the screen to just drag and drop where the parking space is and then get out and walk away.

[timothypage]

Actually the final position in the first parking example was pretty good; after all the baby blue car was not well centered in the space. Had that car been centered, I'm guessing the first trial would also have been centered. Too much back and forth for me though.