No, it's a perfect example of security by obscurity. It's just a button, anyone can press it, no key or anything else needed. It's just different from the other

No, it's a perfect example of security by obscurity. It's just a button, anyone can press it, no key or anything else needed. It's just different from the other cars, so it'll confuse a thief who is following a scripted runbook on "how to steal Kia". Hopefully enough that they move on to the next car.