Vehicle Theft Declines But–Still Be Careful
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The theft of vehicles in Mexico recorded a reduction of 16% from July 2025 to the same month of this year; however, Nissan remained one of the brands most affected by this crime. In the last twelve months 50,891 stolen vehicles were registered, well below the 60,698 stolen in the period of 2025-2025, according to data from the Mexican Association of Insurance Institutions (AMIS). In this way, the trend of increase in the theft of insured vehicle…
NICB Credits Partnerships for Vehicle Theft Decline, Warns Against Complacency
The National Insurance Crime Bureau credited coordinated public-private prevention efforts for driving reported U.S. vehicle thefts to their lowest level in decades and called for sustained funding and stronger penalties to preserve the progress. The nonprofit anti-fraud organization issued the appeal July 15 to mark National Vehicle Theft Prevention Month, an annual awareness campaign launched …
During the first half of 2026, the theft of vehicles in Puebla decreased 17.27 percent, according to data from the State Attorney General's Office (FGE). The autonomous public body revealed that between January and June 2025 there were five thousand 635 investigation kits for the theft of motorized units. However, during the same first semester, but this year there were four thousand 662 complaints for theft of vehicles in Puebla. The local pros…
Vehicle Theft Declines But–Still Be Careful
A newly released federal and industry data finds nationwide, vehicle theft fell to its lowest level in decades in 2025, a decline steep enough that insurers, law enforcement and policymakers are now racing to explain it, and to make sure it lasts. The National Insurance Crime Bureau, the nonprofit that tracks and investigates insurance fraud
The theft of insured vehicles in Mexico reached its lowest level in the last five years. Between July 2025 and June 2026, 50,000 891 stolen units were reported, a decrease of 16.2 percent compared to the previous period, when 60,000 698 cases were counted, reported the Mexican Association of Insurance Institutions (AMIS). In a press conference, Norma Rosas, director general of the AMIS, highlighted that the reduction is the result of coordinated…
AMIS indicated that of the total number of insured car thefts registered in the last 12 months, 53 per cent were carried out with violence.
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