Jaguar Land Rover Invests £1m to Combat Car Thefts
The luxury carmaker aims to support police efforts and address rising insurance costs for its vehicles.
- JLR's investment will fund police operations and intelligence gathering in vehicle theft hotspots.
- The company is collaborating with police to share expertise and improve vehicle recovery efforts.
- Insurance premiums for Range Rovers have surged, prompting JLR to launch its own insurance product.
- JLR is updating older vehicles with new security software to reduce theft vulnerability.
- Only 0.2% of new Range Rovers sold since January 2022 have been stolen, according to police data.