Stay informed about car theft trends, security technology, and how to protect your vehicle with the latest industry news.
Équité Association's 2025 report reveals an 18% year-over-year decrease in auto theft across Canada. However, organized crime groups are adapting with more sophisticated methods, and insurance claims still total an estimated $900 million annually.
Équité Association's data reveals that auto theft remains a national crisis funding organized crime and terrorism, with Canadians bearing over $1 billion in insurance costs every year.
Federal update on the National Action Plan shows CBSA intercepted 2,277 stolen vehicles at ports in 2024 — a 25% increase over the prior year.
The Toyota RAV4 was stolen over 2,000 times in 2024. Newer SUVs with keyless entry vulnerabilities continue to top the list.
An in-depth 2025 guide explaining how relay attacks work, which vehicles are most vulnerable, and what you can do to protect yourself.
University of Padova researchers reveal that despite rising thefts, automakers have been slow to strengthen Remote Keyless Entry (RKE) system security.
CBS News investigates how criminals exploit CAN bus systems and relay attacks to steal modern vehicles in minutes — and what owners can do about it.
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