David Vandelinde News Today

San Antonio police and Hyundai have teamed up to promote a weekend event for vehicle owners to get a free software upgrade to reduce vehicle thefts.

Due to a TikTok trend that showed how to steal cars, Hyundai has introduced a free anti-theft software to address the issue.

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Hyundai reps are in West Michigan Sunday through Tuesday hosting a free event to address theft vulnerabilities in their vehicles that use a standard turn key ignition.

Hyundai is offering two free clinics to install anti-theft software updates in vehicles later this month.

The first mobile clinic will be open Friday to customers at the old Kmart site in Minneapolis.

Until recently, Kia and Hyundai did not include anti-theft “engine-immobilizer” technology in many of their vehicles sold throughout the U.S.

Hyundai and Chicago police will host an event at Guaranteed Rate Field this weekend to install anti-theft software to cars at risk of being stolen.

As social media-fueled break-ins continue, Hyundai doubles down on prevention by offering free software upgrades at mobile service clinics in five US cities from Oct. 28 to Nov. 18.

The automaker continues to walk a fine line between accepting and rejecting the surge in Hyundai vehicle thefts