Automotive & EV

Victoria launches searchable stolen vehicle database, two years after Queensland

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Victoria has launched a publicly searchable stolen vehicle database on its police website, allowing residents to check if vehicles are reported as stolen by registration number, make, or model. This initiative follows Queensland’s similar launch two years ago and aims to address the rising car theft rates in Victoria, which saw over 32,000 vehicles stolen last year.

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