8.3 Million Hyundai And Kia Vehicles Receive Software Upgrade
Hyundai and Kia have recently announced a software upgrade that will benefit 8.3 million vehicles. This upgrade promises to enhance safety and efficiency for drivers across the United States. In this blog post, we will discuss the details of this upgrade and the potential benefits of this software update.
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8.3 Million Hyundai and Kia Vehicles Receive Software Upgrade
8.3 Million Hyundai and Kia Vehicles Receive Software Upgrade
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Software Update: 8.3 Million Hyundai and Kia Vehicles Affected
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8.3 Million Hyundai and Kia Cars to Receive Software Upgrade
8.3 Million Hyundai and Kia Cars to Receive Software Upgrade
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Hyundai and Kia Software Upgrade: 8.3 Million Vehicles Affected
Hyundai and Kia Software Upgrade: 8.3 Million Vehicles Affected
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Hyundai and Kia: 8.3 Million Vehicles to Get Software Upgrade
Hyundai and Kia: 8.3 Million Vehicles to Get Software Upgrade
Hyundai and Kia Software Upgrade: 8.3 Million Vehicles Included
Hyundai and Kia Software Upgrade: 8.3 Million Vehicles Included
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Software Upgrade: 8.3 Million Hyundai and Kia Cars Affected
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Hakeem colvin
It no going to stop
The IRONBODY SENSEI
Cheap south Korean trash is causing easy crime. The FTC should be enforcing this issue not our local law enforcement. Local authorities should probably get the Feds to look at Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, 15 U.S.C. Comsumer protection laws are on the books for a reason. They can take the poor people to court but taking on the foreign car companies is too rough. Guess yall scared of south Korean lawyers. Pitiful.
Amy Alpe
Oh this is hysterical
PapiGrande
Those “upgrades” should have come standard. That’s just baseline security.
Beatlearl
Why don’t they just lock the damn thieves up when they catch them and stop blaming someone’s bad behavior on the manufacturers.?🤔
Green-Pill Neo
If a car needs a software update it’s a bad car