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Thieves easily and mysteriously unlock and stole a bunch of Tesla vehicles on camera

Last updated: April 13, 2025 5:17 pm
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Tesla vehicles are known for their high level of security features, making them notoriously difficult to steal. However, recent events in Miami have raised questions about the vulnerability of these vehicles to theft. A couple of thieves were caught on camera effortlessly unlocking and stealing a number of Tesla vehicles in the area.

While the stolen vehicles have been recovered, the culprits remain at large and may be connected to a series of Tesla thefts in the region. In North America, Tesla thefts are relatively uncommon due to the advanced safety features and real-time tracking capabilities of the vehicles. However, in Europe, where thieves have employed more sophisticated tactics such as relay attacks, Tesla thefts have been more prevalent.

In response to these security threats, Tesla has implemented additional layers of security, including an improved cryptography key fob and an optional “PIN to Drive” feature. The “PIN to Drive” feature requires drivers to enter a PIN on the center screen before engaging the vehicle into drive mode, providing an extra level of protection against theft. Additionally, Tesla has recommended that owners use RFID card holders to safeguard their key cards from potential attacks.

Despite these precautions, there have been instances where hackers have successfully gained control of Tesla vehicles. Recent incidents in Miami have highlighted the need for enhanced security measures to combat theft and unauthorized access to Tesla vehicles. In a shocking turn of events, thieves managed to steal several Tesla vehicles from a parking lot rented by a car rental company.

Security camera footage captured the thieves breaching the parking lot’s fence and swiftly driving off with the vehicles. While the exact method used to unlock and drive the vehicles remains unclear, relay attacks and hacking techniques are potential explanations. Despite the ease with which the thieves stole the vehicles, they were unable to disable the location tracking feature, a crucial security measure.

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Law enforcement authorities have confirmed the recovery of the stolen vehicles, but the perpetrators are still at large. The Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident and believes that the suspects may be linked to other recent thefts in the area. The swift response from law enforcement highlights the importance of proactive measures to prevent and address vehicle theft.

In conclusion, the recent incidents in Miami serve as a reminder of the evolving nature of security threats faced by Tesla owners. While the vehicles are equipped with advanced security features, it is essential for owners to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to protect their vehicles from theft. Tesla continues to innovate and enhance its security measures to stay ahead of potential threats and ensure the safety of its customers.

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