Analysis of the Most Stolen Vehicles in Kenya by Body Type for 2024

In 2024, station wagons lead vehicle thefts in Kenya at 67.80%, followed by lorries (11.46%), saloons (6.81%), and pickups (3.72%). White is the most stolen vehicle color (39.80%), and Toyotas constitute 54.91% of all stolen vehicles.

In Kenya, the latest statistics released by the Association of Kenya Insurers reveal that station wagons are the most commonly stolen vehicles in the country for the year 2024. They constitute an alarming 67.80% of reported theft cases. The data indicates that lorries are the second most stolen category, accounting for 11.46% of thefts, while saloons and pickups follow, representing 6.81% and 3.72%, respectively. Other vehicle types make up the remaining 10.22% of theft incidents.

Regarding the color of stolen vehicles, white continues to be the predominant target, with 39.80% of thefts involving white vehicles. Silver vehicles also see significant theft rates, comprising 16.72% of the total, followed by black vehicles at 15.38%. Notably, a substantial 54.91% of all stolen vehicles in 2024 were Toyotas, illustrating a strong preference among thieves for this particular brand. Silver vehicles rank as the second most frequently stolen vehicles, reinforcing the trend in color preferences among thieves.

The data from the Association of Kenya Insurers in 2024 indicates that station wagons are the most stolen vehicles in Kenya, significantly outpacing other body types in terms of theft incidents. With white vehicles being the most targeted color, and Toyotas leading among stolen brands, these insights are vital for vehicle owners to enhance their security measures. The prevalence of theft in specific categories highlights the need for increased vigilance among vehicle owners.

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