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2023 should mean 2024 and newer, otherwise it should be >2022 or >=2023 ... Technically.On Apr 12, 2024 05:36, henu ***@***.***> wrote:
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I live in EU and have Ioniq 5 that is manufactured in 2023 (in August if I can remember precisely), and I'm not sure to which column it goes. EU or EU(>2023)?
I noticed there are some data missing in latter column, so if my car is considered EU(>2023), I would be happy to test those features.
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Yeah, good point. On the other hand, does it mean "greater than the first day of 2023"? 😅 Anyways, it would be nice to know if there was some big update during the 2023, and what was the exact date for it. |
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Hello!
I live in EU and have Ioniq 5 that is manufactured in 2023 (in August if I can remember precisely), and I'm not sure to which column it goes. EU or EU(>2023)?
I noticed there are some data missing in latter column, so if my car is considered EU(>2023), I would be happy to test those features.
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