Automatic Emergency Braking problems of the 2024 Hyundai Elantra

November 2023: purchase vehicle. September 2, 2024: driving on highway 50-55mph in right lane. No one/nothing in front of me. Clear day. Vehicle collision alert starts beeping, vehicle abruptly brakes and steers itself into the left lane. I feared for my life and also for the person who was behind me. September 16-17, 2024: drop off vehicle at dealership for oil change. Notfd service advisor of Sep 2 incident, requested investigation. Was told I'd have to pay for diagnostics and they would likely not find anything wrong. I was also told in summary: "nothing seemed wrong, incident could have been a glitch, we can talk about turning off the entire safety feature. " -- I felt completely dismissed. Since early 2024 (shortly after purchasing): • vehicle randomly disables all safety features while I am driving. Yellow icons appear on my dash, and dinging noises keep alerting. This happens almost daily! I showed photos and videos to a second dealership, and sent them to Hyundai corporate (Dec 2024). No one has made any resolution for this. • noticing moisture build-up in window crevices. Rear windows have rolled down while vehicle was parked overnight on several occasions. November/December 2024: • vehicle making high pitch whistling noise. Problem diagnosed as cracked heater console. Sealed/repaired twice, in two different spots. Why wouldn't they just replace it?! • horn not working. I was unaware until dealership tested it. • rear doors barely opening. This is a serious safety hazard. People need to be able to get out (and in). Brought vehicle in, was told they "lubed it up", yet the doors are not opening fully again as of December 2024-January 2025. December 2024: • contacted corporate to file complaint. Since I filed in December 2024, which is 13 months after purchasing vehicle, I was told I don't qualify for illinois lemon law buyback option. One month too late?! dangerous and annoying problems, and I'm stuck dealing with this? my vehicle is a death trap!.

--steering was affected and brakes. The vehicle is damaged and may be available for inspection. --safety was put at risk as the car did not engage in emergency brakes and veered left into another vehicle. --n/a; unaware if problem has been reproduced --inspected by insurance reps and auto repairmen --no there were not any warnings, unkown when it first appeared.