While Tesla is still in the early stages of considering an Android emulator, Korea's ETNews reports that Hyundai andKia are already bringing the platform (or, at least, a derivative of it) to all their cars by 2014.
Kia's Android-based in-car AVN system, UVO 2.0, comes with an app store of its own and connects to iOS and Android smartphones for multimedia. We took the navigation software for a spin as early as 2012, but it didn't debut until Kia started selling the 2014 Sorento earlier this year.
After months of keeping a low profile, UVO 2.0 will begin its time in the spotlight on the new Kia Soul and Hyundai Genesis slated to come out in late 2013.
Source: Engadget
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