Most Canadians feel their new cars are vulnerable to high-tech theft, with just 18% confident in their safety—despite a 33% drop in overall auto theft. Sixty-four percent are worried their ride could be stolen, and 72% want anti-theft tech built into cars from the factory, not sold as add-ons. Sixty percent also urge the government to mandate advanced security features. While federal action is underway—with new laws, tougher penalties, and updated safety standards—experts say true protection lies in manufacturers embedding stronger cybersecurity from the start, not patching it later.
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