Who this is for
Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6, EV6 and GV70 owners who want openpilot speed control without losing emergency braking.
sunnypilotHardware and wiringAdvanced
No product exists yet; xnor.shop is building the hardware while sunnypilot writes the software, so watch the thread.
This is a live community thread The work is still moving. Read the newest posts before you follow older steps.

Ioniq 5, Ioniq 6, EV6 and GV70 owners who want openpilot speed control without losing emergency braking.
In plain words
On CAN FD Hyundai, Kia and Genesis cars like the Ioniq 5 and EV6, sunnypilot speed control must put the radar to sleep. That switches off factory emergency braking, which is a real safety trade-off. ESCC for CAN FD is a small module being built to keep the radar awake, and this thread tracks its progress.
The short version
Understand that today openpilot speed control puts the radar to sleep on these cars.
Read the May 2026 update on who is building what.
Follow the thread for hardware availability.
Keep stock cruise control until the module ships if safety matters more to you.
The full community thread belongs to sunnypilot. Checked on September 10, 2026. Their last update was May 27, 2026.
Quick answers
No; as of September 2026 there is no product. Hardware is being built by xnor.shop while sunnypilot writes the software.
No; the older ESCC is for plain CAN cars like the 2020-22 Palisade. CAN FD cars need a different chip and firmware.
That is your call; you keep the car's own smart cruise if you leave the alpha toggle off. Many owners wait.
Check your car
Support changes by year and trim. Open your exact car before you buy anything.
Related
Check your exact car first, then choose software and hardware.
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