Hyundai and Kia have created new theft-deterrent software for millions of their vehicles in response to a surge of thefts fueled by social-media challenges
Kia overhauled its look in 2021 in the hopes of cultivating a more upmarket image as electric vehicles take center stage in the industry. The Wall Street Journal breaks down Kia’s efforts to change consumers’ perceptions of the brand. Illustration: Ryan TrefesHyundai Motor Co. and Kia Corp.
have created new theft-deterrent software for millions of their vehicles in response to a surge of thefts fueled byThe software update requires the key to be in the ignition to turn the vehicle on, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said. It also extends the duration of the car alarm from 30 seconds to one minute.
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