READ MORE: Hyundai reveals 478kW 'game changing' hero Over-the-air updates (OTA) have become the buzzword in the car industry in recent years, as changes to the in-car software and hardware have allowed cars to act more like a computer, with rolling enhancements now possible because cars are connected online. This is especially significant for electric cars, such as the Ioniq 5 N, as manufacturers will be able to upgrade performance and other dynamic capabilities even after you've bought the car and without the need to return to the dealership. READ MORE: Best performance models coming in 2024 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 N NXP1 Joon Park, vice president of N Brand, explained how future performance upgrades won't be limited to just spoilers and new wheels. "Not limited to tuning parts, we are also developing software customisation such as sound and vehicle calibration by OTA updates which will open a completely new category of EV customisation for an exciting future ahead for the tuning community," Park said.