

The settlement will provide cash compensation to customers who suffered theft-related losses or damage not covered by insurance - as well as reimbursement for insurance deductibles, increased insurance premiums and other losses, Kia and Hyundai said.Ī software upgrade will also be provided to eligible owners. The settlement could be valued at $200 million and covers about 9 million 2011-2022 model year Hyundai and Kia vehicles in the U.S., the companies said at the time. Last month Hyundai and Kia reached a settlement to resolve a class-action lawsuit prompted by a surge in vehicle thefts. “We remain committed to supporting our customers and to vehicle security,” Kia said. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

Then, with the cars lined up on pit road, officials said they would take the green and white flags simultaneously the first time they came around.

But rather than end the race under caution, Ind圜ar flew another red flag to stop the race with one lap remaining.ĭuring the stoppage, Ind圜ar reviewed the running order and moved Josef Newgarden from fourth to second. Ericsson jumped ahead on a restart and was credited with the lead when a wreck occurred behind him, causing the yellow flag to fly with four laps to go. The controversial ending began after the race already had been red-flagged twice in the final 16 laps. “I think it wasn’t enough laps to go do what we did,” Ericsson said.

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Marcus Ericsson went from thinking he had won his second consecutive Indianapolis 500 when the caution flag flew with four laps to go Sunday to trying in vain to keep Josef Newgarden behind him during a one-lap sprint to the finish.Īfterward, the Chip Ganassi Racing driver was critical of the way Ind圜ar decided to end its marquee event
