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Hyundai, Smartcar to build out Blue Link connected car services

California test aims to add on-demand app services like remote car washes and grocery delivery.

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Hyundai and Smartcar's pilot program aims to create an ecosystem of connected car services.

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Want to have your car cleaned inside and out while you're at work? If Hyundai and Smartcar have their way, there will be an app for that.

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Remotely enabled functions include locking and unlocking the vehicle at appropriate times.

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For $29, Walter can save the pain of making his kids clean his car.

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Hyundai and Smartcar's pilot program starts in the first half of 2018 in California.

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