My Hyundai Ev

Whether you're looking to build your future Hyundai vehicle, get connected with Blue Link® or want to get to know all of the features and services in your vehicle, MyHyundai is your place to join, research, browse and learn. EV owners can now enable plug and charge functionality via MyHyundai with Bluelink mobile app FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., May 6, 2025. Hyundai EV Care Vehicle Service Contract (VSC) protects your Electric Vehicle from the unexpected with coverage that goes the extra mile after your Hyundai Limited Warranty ends.

Plus it gives you additional benefits on the road so you can drive confidently for years to come. The available MyHyundai with Bluelink® app gives you the ability to control many aspects and features of your Hyundai electrified vehicle. Watch this video to learn about these features and how to use them.

The available MyHyundai with Bluelink® app gives you the ability to control many aspects and features of your Hyundai electrified vehicle. Watch this video to learn about these features and how. Hyundai's earlier EV models can also access the Supercharger network using an adapter.

The updated app includes features that help drivers locate compatible charging stations, navigate to them, and monitor charging progress. It also supports route planning by suggesting charging stops based on the vehicle's destination. Charging My EV on the go Learn about public charging, and find all the charging stations on the road with our map.

Hyundai has revamped its MyHyundai with Bluelink app, adding new functions for EV owners to find public chargers and pay for the charging sessions. Hyundai Motor has started to roll out its first models equipped with Plug & Charge, saving customers time and effort thanks to automated authentication. Removing the need for an app or charging card, this function - in combination with Hyundai's pan-European public charging service, Charge myHyundai.

Hyundai announced that its MyHyundai app now integrates the four major EV charging networks - Tesla Superchargers, ChargePoint, EVGo, and Ionna - meaning you just need the one app to access the charging stations versus four separate ones, Inside EVs reported.