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Short answer

You may qualify for the Hyundai / Kia Anti-Theft (Multistate) settlement if this is true for you: “My eligible Hyundai or Kia (2011-2022 models without a factory immobilizer) was stolen or nearly stolen on or after Apr 29, 2025, after it got the anti-theft software upgrade (or I had an appointment for it).” The claim deadline is Mar 31, 2027 (or until funds run out). Payout, as stated by the official settlement administrator: Up to $4,500 for a total loss, up to $2,250 for a partial loss, up to $375 for a theft attempt. File only on the official claim site: https://www.hkmultistateimmobilizersettlement.com/submit-claim

Official claim site

Key facts

The official notice and claim site control. A possible match is not a guarantee: the settlement administrator decides whether a claim is valid. Claim forms are often signed under penalty of perjury, so only file if you honestly qualify. Filing is free.

Frequently asked questions

Who qualifies for the Hyundai / Kia Anti-Theft (Multistate) settlement?

People for whom this statement is true: “My eligible Hyundai or Kia (2011-2022 models without a factory immobilizer) was stolen or nearly stolen on or after Apr 29, 2025, after it got the anti-theft software upgrade (or I had an appointment for it).” A multistate attorneys general settlement (not a class action). Funds are limited and paid on a rolling basis until exhausted. The official notice sets the exact class definition.

What is the Hyundai / Kia Anti-Theft (Multistate) settlement claim deadline?

Mar 31, 2027 (or until funds run out). Deadlines can change; confirm on the official site.

How much does the Hyundai / Kia Anti-Theft (Multistate) settlement pay?

As stated on the official settlement site: Up to $4,500 for a total loss, up to $2,250 for a partial loss, up to $375 for a theft attempt.

Do I need proof?

If the upgrade wasn't installed yet, documentation that you had an upgrade appointment.

Where do I file?

Only on the official settlement website: https://www.hkmultistateimmobilizersettlement.com/submit-claim. Filing is free; never pay a fee to file.

Sources

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