California Attorney General Rob Bonta and 35 other attorneys general announced a settlement with Kia and Hyundai for selling cars with major security flaws, making them easy to hot wire and steal. The companies sold millions of vehicles lacking industry-standard, anti-theft technology specifically within the ignition. The agreement requires Kia and Hyundai to add anti-theft technology to all future U.S. vehicles. The companies must also provide free ignition updates to eligible current owners and pay restitution to consumers whose cars are stolen or damaged
