A rise in keyless car theft is set to see 2023 become the worst year on record for vehicle crime, according to a leading motor insurer.
Between 2021 and 2022, thefts have increased by 59 per cent and are expected to be even higher by the end of this year, says LV General Insurance.
It warns that as the winter months draw in and bring with it shorter daylight hours, this type of crime can double as thieves take advantage
Jaguar Land Rover is taking the fight to keyless car thieves by investing millions to protect customers from the rise in this type of crime, it has announced.
The British brand – owned by Indian giant, Tata – has confirmed it will fork out £10million retrofitting older models with its latest security technology to create a virtual barrier to block the recent spate of hi-tech ‘relay’ attacks on its vehicles.
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