Who this is for
Hyundai, Kia or Genesis owners who want to help and can share preserved routes.
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The team is decoding each car's radar; it is in progress and needs recorded drives from owners.
This is a live community thread The work is still moving. Read the newest posts before you follow older steps.

Hyundai, Kia or Genesis owners who want to help and can share preserved routes.
In plain words
Reading the car's own radar can make lead-car following steadier and reduce phantom braking on Hyundai, Kia and Genesis. The sunnypilot radar tracks branch is decoding each car's radar type and needs recorded drives from owners. This thread shows which cars are done, which are next and how to help.
The short version
Check whether your car's radar type is already listed.
Drive, then preserve and upload routes with full logs.
Post the public route link in the thread.
Try the radar-tracks branch once your car is added.
The full community thread belongs to sunnypilot. Checked on September 10, 2026. Their last update was July 18, 2026.
Quick answers
Yes; the Ioniq 6, EV9 and Kona use one type, the Ioniq 5 and Tucson another. Each type must be decoded separately.
Drive, upload all logs, mark the route Preserved and post the public link in the thread. Every radar helps.
Only if your car is already listed, and it is unfinished. Expect changes and breakage.
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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