Toyota Dominates Vehicle Theft Statistics in Kenya for 2024

In 2024, 54.91% of stolen vehicles in Kenya were Toyotas, according to a report by AKI. Other brands targeted included Isuzu (12.88%), Mazda (7.06%), Nissan (5.83%), and Mitsubishi (3.99%). Overall, vehicle theft decreased by 28% from the previous year.

In 2024, a significant 54.91 percent of all vehicles reported stolen in Kenya were Toyotas, as indicated by a recent report from the Association of Kenyan Insurers (AKI). This comprehensive report encompasses data from January 1 to December 31, 2024, revealing the prevalence of Toyota vehicles in theft cases.

Additionally, other automotive makes that were frequently targeted by thieves include Isuzu at 12.88 percent, Mazda at 7.06 percent, Nissan at 5.83 percent, and Mitsubishi at 3.99 percent. This diversification of stolen makes highlights a trend in vehicle theft methods employed in Kenya.

Moreover, the report emphasized that a total of 327 motor vehicles were reported stolen in 2024. This figure signifies a noteworthy decline of 28 percent compared to the 419 vehicles stolen in 2023.

The data presented by AKI illustrates a continued concern regarding vehicle theft in Kenya, with Toyotas being the most frequently stolen vehicle brand. The decline in overall theft cases may suggest improvements in law enforcement and vehicle security measures. Further vigilance is necessary to combat this issue and protect vehicle owners.

Original Source: www.the-star.co.ke