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My car went through all this trouble to tell me I had an issue and sent diagnostics to my phone (I redownloaded the app because it has no functions that are worth keeping it on my phone) just to tell me that I should go to a dealer. So in reality is a was a long technical explanation to tell me my check engine light was on. Apples native map app keeps track of where you park, alerts you to traffic conditions. My maps outdated on my 2016 kia Forte but with all of the construction in Central Ohio it was useless when I got it. 150 bucks to get a new car map isn't worth it. I also can't uvo wirelessly. They had a chance to do something awesome but in the end its just a novelty selling point to uneducated buyers.

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I am a technology expert and love what I do. When I saw this car I was extremely excited. I purchased the Telluride EX version and I love the car however I’m disappointed with the application. When I was sold the car, one of the employees mentioned that I could remote start my car from the application. After purchasing the car, setting up the account, talking to the technology expert at Kia, I find out there is no feature like this available.A bit deceiving on the sales persons part If a car has remote start and boasts all of this technology, how could it not be controlled from the application? Is there a beta program I can join or is it on the works? I would gladly send Ui feedback if it’s something KIA is working on. The car is being delivered and I am picking it up tomorrow but now I’m having my doubts. I love this car but as a tech that was promised one thing and given another, it’s understandable someone would have doubts dropping $45,000 with all the features and warranty, accessories, etc. I still have to option to cancel the entire purchase but we’ll see if I get a response from the engineers or Marketing team that hopefully monitors these reviews and of course I’ll see the car after deliver at the pickup. Thank you KIA.

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The functions of the app right now are fine. The POI information, Vehicle Info, etc. are all fine. However, what I can’t understand (and maybe I can get a developer response on this) is why there is no remote for vehicles equipped with remote start? The Hyundai vehicles equipped with remote start have it through the BlueLink app, Genesis vehicles have it through the Genesis app, and the Kia K900 has it through the UVO luxe app. The tech is there, why not implement it? I would really love to be able to start my car with my phone, view the status of the locks and such (like on the BlueLink app) and so forth. Or maybe have a different app for the Kia remote start since it’s a dealer accessory? Would love an answer on this.

To start love Kia, owned the Sorento and Barego and now kids are grown and decided to get sporty. I bought the Stinger and so far great car. I’m enjoying the features and remote start bought I thought with UVO app you should be able to the simple features like start vehicle, check if doors are locked in fact if possible maybe the developer can even program when your Bluetooth device connects the vehicle would even greet you, like Good day Mr or Mrs Kia today’s local weather is.. maybe I’m expecting too much just thought it seem easy. Maybe future updates would include simple things. Great vehicle and company.

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...this app has been a big disappointment. I had assumed the app would track my maintenance, alert me to schedule routine maintenance, keep a record of vehicle maintenance and performance - maybe even give me a layman’s view of system diagnostics. Nope. It’s so stupid, it doesn’t even know the service schedule I paid for, nor is it aware of the routine service that’s been done. Given the excellence of the car in every other regard, INCLUDING electronics, I’m really surprised at how lame this is - I mean who would believe that in this day and age I’d still be depending on a window sticker to tell me when my next oil change is due? C’mon guys. In a world dripping with geek drool, this is embarrassing.