If your car has a transponder, you’ll need to take it in for replacement; otherwise, you can buy a new set of locks or an entry/exit unit from your dealership. If your car has an older system that doesn’t have chips installed, you may be able to install them yourself. Your dealer should be able to help you with either option and can get you on track with getting into your vehicle once again. Until then, make sure all valuables are locked away.
Also keep in mind that if there is damage done as a result of lock-related vandalism (e.g., a window broken), you may not be covered by insurance without these chips installed on your car. This will vary by insurer, so check your policy to see what’s covered and what isn’t. Many people think they can just pull up on their door handle until they hear something pop, but pulling up on your door handle just puts more pressure on the locking mechanism. To release any type of automatic lock from seatbelts to trunk latches all you have to do is push down while pulling up at the same time. It sounds weird, but trust us it works.