Car will not start

Hello,

Just so that we cover the basics, have you tried to jump start it?
It is possible to have a discharged battery that is causing the no start.
Also, you want to make sure the battery cable is secure and free of any corrosion.

Take a look at this guide:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/car-cranks-but-wont-start

Typically, if there is a discharged battery you will have no sound no click or anything when trying to start.
If the starter were the issue, then you will get some clicking noise.

Let me know if it makes any clicking noise when you try to jump start it.
Thank you.

If the battery is good and the cables are secure, but you are still not getting anything while trying to start. This could be due to a weak connection or corrosion inside the ignition switch.

Also do you have any security light flashing? I wonder if the anti-theft got triggered.

Try this:
Hold the panic button on the key fob for 2 seconds. Close all of the doors and while using the key lock and use the key to unlock the lock the driver's door. If that doesn't work remove the negative battery cable for 15 seconds and reconnect.

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-reset-a-security-system

You will have to use the fob when trying to reset the security system. Disconnecting the battery can also help.

It is possible that you could have a faulty anti theft module.
You might want to use a scanner (capable of retrieving immobilizer codes) to get the fault codes and see what they are.
On this vehicle the anti theft is part of the General Electronic module (GEM).

If all those basic components are good and checked then the issue could be within the module.

The anti theft, which is part of the General Electronic Module (GEM).

It's on the passenger side behind the instrument panel. See diagram below.

The immobilizer is part of the GEM module. Anti-theft if one of the many functions of the GEM module.

That might be a reasonable step, it could help point to the right direction.