The automakers reached a multistate settlement after a social media trend exposed missing anti-theft protections in some of their cars.

The settlement with 35 states includes free installation of a metal sleeve around the ignition cylinder to prevent theft.

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Millions of US vehicles are finally getting a free security fix after years of thefts and pressure from regulators and ...

State attorney general Dana Nessel also announces multi-state settlement with Hyundai, Kia over theft prevention.

A slew of Kia and Hyundai models made from 2011 to 2022 didn't have immobilizer anti-theft devices and could also be started ...

Hyundai GT Settlement includes additional compensation for theft-related costs to eligible consumers, free installation of anti-theft update on vulnerable vehicles ...