Before you connect

Hyundai's manual describes two ways to run phone projection: wirelessly (the manual marks this "if equipped") and with a USB cable. Either way, check these first:

• iPhone: if you do not see options for Apple CarPlay or Siri, update to the latest iOS version.
• Android phone: install the Android Auto app from the Google Play Store if it is not installed. Hyundai's Tucson page on hyundaiusa.com says Android Auto is compatible with Android phones running Android 6.0 or higher and may not be available on all devices.
• Wireless connection: turn on both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the phone.
• USB connection: the manual recommends an approved USB cable provided by your smartphone manufacturer; unapproved cables may cause a phone projection error or a system malfunction.
• Mobile data: charges may apply for any mobile data used while phone projection is running.

From Using Android Auto wirelessly, Using Apple CarPlay wirelessly and the USB pages of Hyundai's Car Infotainment System (ccNC navigation) user's manual (USA), read November 8, 2026. Android version from the Android Auto disclaimer on hyundaiusa.com (Tucson), read November 8, 2026.

How to connect Apple CarPlay wirelessly

The manual's steps for a wireless Apple CarPlay connection:

1. On the Home screen, press Setup > Device Connections > Device Connections > Add New.
2. Turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the iPhone and select the vehicle system from the list of Bluetooth devices. The system's Bluetooth name is shown in the Add New Device window.
3. Confirm that the verification code on the iPhone matches the code on the system screen, and approve the connection on the iPhone.
4. The first time you connect, press Yes in the pop-up window on the system screen, then agree to enable Apple CarPlay on the iPhone.
5. Press Apple CarPlay on the Home screen. To use Siri, press the Voice Recognition button on the steering wheel.

When the iPhone connects, Phone Projection on the Home screen switches to Apple CarPlay. If Apple CarPlay does not appear, try the connection again. To close a wireless session, disconnect it from the device connection page of the system screen. You can register up to six iPhones.

How to connect Android Auto wirelessly

Android Auto has one extra step: turn it on in the system settings first.

1. On the Home screen, press Setup > Device Connections > Phone Projection > Android Auto Options and enable Enable Android Auto.
2. Press Setup > Device Connections > Device Connections > Add New.
3. Turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on the phone and select the vehicle system from the list of Bluetooth devices.
4. Confirm that the verification codes match on the phone and the system screen, and approve the connection on the phone.
5. The first time you connect, press Yes in the pop-up on the system screen, then agree to enable Android Auto on the phone.
6. Press Android Auto on the Home screen. For Google voice recognition, press the Voice Recognition button on the steering wheel.

If the wireless connection is not stable, the manual says to press Generate New Wi-Fi Passkey on the Android Auto Options screen and try again. You can add up to six Android smartphones.

Connecting with a USB cable

From Using Apple CarPlay with a USB cable and Using Android Auto with a USB cable, Hyundai Car Infotainment System (ccNC navigation) user's manual (USA), read November 8, 2026.

The manual cautions against repeatedly connecting and removing the USB connector within a short time, which may cause device errors or system failures. Recognition time can differ with the phone, firmware and OS version, and pressing and holding the MODE button on the steering wheel lets you choose what the button runs.

What you cannot use while it is running

From the four connection pages of Hyundai's Car Infotainment System (ccNC navigation) user's manual (USA), read November 8, 2026.

If your phone's navigation app is running through phone projection while the system's media is playing, both sounds play through the vehicle speakers, and adjusting the volume changes the navigation app volume first.

If your phone will not connect: start fresh

The manual's fix for a phone that will not connect is to delete the phone and all devices registered in the vehicle system, then register them again:

1. iPhone: press Settings > General > CarPlay, select the vehicle and press Forget This Car. Then in Settings > Bluetooth, press the Information button next to the vehicle and press Forget This Device.
2. Android phone: press Settings > Connections > Bluetooth, press the settings icon next to the vehicle and press Unpair.
3. In the vehicle: press Setup > Device Connections > Device Connections > Delete Device(s), select the device and press Delete, then Yes. To delete every registered device, press Mark All, then Delete.
4. Register the phone again with Setup > Device Connections > Device Connections > Add New.

Deleting a registered device also removes its contacts, call logs and text messages from the system. Phone menus can look different depending on the device, firmware and OS version.

From Resolving a phone projection connection error, Hyundai Car Infotainment System (ccNC navigation) user's manual (USA), read November 8, 2026.

Troubleshooting chart

From Causes of and troubleshooting tips for phone projection connection errors, Hyundai Car Infotainment System (ccNC navigation) user's manual (USA), read November 8, 2026.

The manual also notes that phone projection and its content are features of the smartphone, not provided by the vehicle manufacturer, so for problems with those features the manual says to contact the smartphone manufacturer. If the vehicle's USB port, screen or Bluetooth itself seems faulty, our service team can check it.

Hyundai of Goshen service hours

From Hyundai of Goshen's website, November 8, 2026. The website lists Monday to Saturday service hours and none for Sunday. Holiday hours can differ.