MyHyundai with Bluelink

Name: MyHyundai with Bluelink
Rating: 4.8 (486769 reviews)
Author: Hyundai Motor America

By: Hyundai Motor America

Productivity

Features & Capabilities

The MyHyundai with Bluelink extension brings Bluelink's remote vehicle features to your device. You can access owner resources, schedule service, and connect to your Bluelink-enabled Hyundai from anywhere, using your MyHyundai.com ID, password, and PIN with Touch ID or Face ID. The extension also supports Apple Watch for quick controls. An active Bluelink subscription is required to use Bluelink features in the app.

From remote start and remote lock/unlock to viewing vehicle status, EV charging status, POI search, car care appointments, and finding your car, MyHyundai centralizes Bluelink controls in one place. Some features require a Bluelink Remote Package (R) or Guidance Package (G), and feature support varies by vehicle model. Check HyundaiBluelink.com to see what your vehicle supports.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Hyundai Motor America

Rating:

4.80

(486,769) 768 new ratings

Version:

5.4.1 Last updated: 2026-06-23

Version code:

886908778

Creation date:

2014-07-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

305.99MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-30

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 854 ▲ 4

Other rankings

#55 in direct link keyword 9 ▲

Other platforms

MyHyundai with Bluelink (v5.4.1)

2,362,726 4.60

(115,042)

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Developed by:

Hyundai Motor America

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/myhyundai-with-bluelink/id893514610

Website:

http://www.hyundaiusa.com

User Reviews

User reviews show a split experience: many praise MyHyundai with Bluelink for useful remote controls (preconditioning and locking) and an intuitive, easy-to-use interface, with setup aided by video guides. However, the majority report chronic app instability and slow performance, including frequent crashes, freezes, and laggy remote commands. A common gripe is that climate-control features are broken or removed after updates. Other recurring concerns include unreliable lock status/alerts and overall UX/notification problems. A minority mention weak support and pricing, but core frustration centers on reliability and performance.

Pros

Remote vehicle controls (preconditioning and locking) work well when the app is functioning.
The app is useful and provides essential BlueLink features for Hyundai vehicles.
Setup can be easy with video guides (YouTube), making the app accessible to non-tech users.
UI is intuitive and readable, making navigation easier than some competing car apps.

Cons

Frequent instability: crashes, freezes, and hangs render the app unusable at times.
Significant lag and slow response for remote commands (e.g., lock/unlock, climate) after updates.
Remote climate features have been broken or removed in updates, reducing functionality.
Inconsistent or incorrect lock status and alerts undermine trust in the app.
Usability and notification issues: hard-to-use interface and unhelpful/overwhelming notifications.

Recent reviews

For older people who are the typical people that would buy the car your electronics are WAY TO CONFUSING !! JMO Thank you for the reply almost 1 month later though. I had to pay a gentleman at work to help me figure some of it out. We enjoy the car but my feelings still stand.

by Da*****, 2026-06-10

Every time I really need this app, I have to sign in. When you’re in a hurry, this makes it worthless. Also, how about adding window control for hot days?

by Vo*****, 2026-06-10

They will literally collect EVERYTHING about you, where you live, drive, work and share it with everyone from their parent company to their "business partners" to any one with a badge (no court order needed). How TF is this not as big a scandal as when Facebook sold its customers data to others?