Settlements / Hyundai & Kia
Hyundai & Kia Car theft (no immobilizer) settlement
Checked against court filings on September 16, 2026
- Payout
- Up to $4,500
- Deadline
- March 31, 2027
- Proof
- Proof may be needed
- Status
- Open until March 31, 2027
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Check what I'm owedWho qualifies
Owners of a 2011–2022 Hyundai or Kia without a factory engine immobilizer that had the anti-theft software upgrade (or an appointment) when it was stolen or broken into on or after April 29, 2025. Up to $375 for expenses, $2,250 partial loss, or $4,500 total loss, while funds last.
- I own a 2011–2022 Hyundai without a factory immobilizer that had the theft software upgrade
- It was stolen or broken into on or after April 29, 2025
How much you could get
Up to $4,500. You may need proof, such as a receipt or a notice from the settlement. Final amounts depend on how many people file.
How to file
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- Keep track until you're paid. Payments come from the settlement administrator, rolling, while funds last.
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