Range Rover theft has risen dramatically in recent years, and insurers have taken notice. Many UK insurance providers now require a Thatcham-approved Range Rover tracker to be fitted before they'll offer cover — or at the very least, before they'll offer it at a reasonable premium. Here's why:
Higher recovery rates
Vehicles fitted with a dedicated tracker are significantly more likely to be recovered after theft. Insurers know this, and it directly influences how they assess your risk and price your policy.
Lower risk, lower premiums
A Range Rover tracker signals to your insurer that you're taking active steps to protect a high-value vehicle. That reduced risk often translates into meaningful savings on your annual premium — in many cases covering a significant portion of the tracker's cost.
Meeting policy requirements
For some Range Rover models — particularly the Sport and newer Defender — insurers may flatly refuse to provide cover without a Thatcham-certified device fitted. Checking your policy requirements before you're caught out is essential.
Peace of mind beyond the policy
Beyond satisfying your insurer, a Range Rover tracker gives you real-time visibility over your vehicle around the clock. If the worst happens, our 24/7 monitoring centre works directly with law enforcement to maximise your chances of recovery.