Most Stolen Vehicles in Kenya by Body Type in 2024

In 2024, station wagons emerged as the most stolen vehicles in Kenya, making up 67.80% of theft cases. Lorries, saloons, and pickups followed with 11.46%, 6.81%, and 3.72% respectively. The most frequently stolen color was white at 39.80%, with Toyotas accounting for 54.91% of all stolen vehicles.

In 2024, the Association of Kenya Insurers reported that station wagons became the most stolen vehicle type in Kenya, constituting an alarming 67.80% of total theft cases. Lorries ranked second, with 11.46% of theft incidents, while saloon cars and pickups represented 6.81% and 3.72% respectively. Other categories of vehicles accounted for approximately 10.22% of thefts.

Regarding vehicle colors, white emerged as the most preferred target for thieves, representing 39.80% of stolen vehicles. Silver cars followed, comprising 16.72%, while black vehicles accounted for 15.38%. Notably, a significant portion of stolen vehicles, 54.91%, were from the Toyota brand, with silver being the second most frequently targeted color.

The statistics from the Association of Kenya Insurers for 2024 highlight that station wagons are predominantly targeted for theft in Kenya. A considerable percentage of these vehicles are white, with Toyotas being the most commonly stolen brand. This data underscores the importance of heightened security measures for these specific vehicle types and colors.

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