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Kia and Hyundai released a software update on Monday after a viral TikTok challenge taught users how to hack the vehicles.But for now, it's only available to a selected one million vehicles, out of the four million cars that will eventually need the patch.It started as the "Kia Challenge" dating back to at least May on TikTok, demonstrating how "Kia Boys" use USB cords to hot-wire cars.
Kia and Hyundai released a software update on Monday after a viral TikTok challenge taught users how to hack the vehicles.But for now, it's only available to a selected one million vehicles, out of the four million cars that will eventually need the patch.It started as the "Kia Challenge" dating back to at least May on TikTok, demonstrating how "Kia Boys" use USB cords to hot-wire cars.
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