Ghost Immobiliser
The Best Anti-Theft Solution for Your Vehicle,Stay One Step Ahead of Thieves.,The Future of Car Theft Prevention.
What is the Ghost Immobiliser?
How does the Ghost Immobiliser work?
The Ghost Immobiliser blocks electronic signals between the vehicle’s systems, preventing the engine from starting unless the correct PIN is entered. This makes it highly effective against even the latest theft techniques, such as key cloning or relay attacks, where thieves intercept signals from your key fob. The system is compatible with a wide range of cars, both personal and commercial, making it the ideal solution for Vehicle Solution Systems’ diverse customer base.Benefits of the Ghost Immobiliser
- Invisible to thieves
The Ghost Immobiliser emits no radio signals or LED indicators, making it almost impossible for thieves to detect. It operates discreetly in the background. - No extra key fobs or devices
The system uses the vehicle’s existing buttons, eliminating the risk of losing or having additional remotes or keys stolen. The Ghost Immobiliser is accessible only by the owner who knows the PIN. - Effective against the latest theft techniques
By blocking communication with the engine system, the Ghost Immobiliser protects vehicles from advanced methods such as key cloning and signal interception. - Seamless installation and compatibility
Vehicle Solution Systems provides professional installation of the Ghost Immobiliser, ensuring no impact on your vehicle’s warranty or electronics. The system is compatible with most car brands and models available in the UK. - Service mode
If your vehicle requires servicing, the Ghost Immobiliser features a service mode, allowing the system to be temporarily deactivated without sharing the PIN with third party.
Why choose the Ghost Immobiliser from Vehicle Solution Systems?
Vehicle Solution Systems is a trusted provider of modern vehicle security solutions across the UK. Our services include not only the installation of systems like the Ghost Immobiliser but also full technical support, maintenance, and advice on the best security measures for your vehicle.
As an authorised partner of Autowatch, we guarantee that every Ghost Immobiliser we install is fully genuine, professionally fitted, and covered by a warranty. Our extensive experience in the security industry means we can tailor the system to meet the unique needs of each customer.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can thieves detect the Ghost Immobiliser?
No, the system emits no radio signals or LED lights, making it undetectable by standard theft tools.Can I change the PIN?
Yes, you can change the PIN as many times as you like. The process is simple, and full instructions are provided after installation.Does the Ghost Immobiliser affect my vehicle’s performance?
No, the system works quietly in the background and has no impact on the vehicle’s normal operation. It can even be completely disabled in service mode when your car is being serviced.Can the Ghost Immobiliser be installed in any car?
The system is compatible with most makes and models of vehicles available on the UK market. Contact us to check if your vehicle is supported.
Contact Vehicle Solution Systems
If you’re looking for an effective way to secure your vehicle, the Ghost Immobiliser is the perfect choice. Get in touch with us today to learn more about this innovative system or to schedule an installation:
Between 2021 and 2022, vehicle thefts surged by a staggering 59%, and the trend is expected to rise even further by the end of 2023. According to LV=’s claims data from September 2021 to 2023, Lexus has seen the sharpest increase in thefts, with a rise of 513%, followed by Toyota (103%), Hyundai (81%), and Kia (76%).
However, recent data from What Car? for 2023 highlights the specific models that are most frequently stolen. These include:
- Range Rover Sport: The most stolen car in the UK with 5,209 thefts reported.
- Range Rover Velar: Another luxury SUV, stolen 2,870 times.
- BMW X5: Targeted for its high value, with 2,600 thefts.
- Ford Fiesta: Despite its lower price, the most popular car in the UK, accounting for 2,436 thefts.
- Mercedes-Benz C-Class: With 2,300 reported thefts.
- Volkswagen Golf: Stolen 2,200 times, it remains a popular target.
- Land Rover Discovery: Targeted in 1,954 thefts.
- BMW 3 Series: Also highly sought after, with 1,750 thefts.
- Audi A3: A frequently stolen model, with 1,200 thefts.
- Ford Focus: Suffered 1,178 thefts.
Among earlier reported data for 2023, Hyundai Tucson accounted for 45% of Hyundai thefts, the Kia Sportage for 45% of Kia thefts, and the Lexus RX for 54% of Lexus thefts. Toyota’s RAV-4 made up 47% of Toyota thefts. If this pattern continues, 2023 could see a 28% increase in overall thefts compared to 2022.
The rise in thefts is largely attributed to weaknesses in keyless entry systems, where thieves can easily access devices online that allow them to steal vehicles in seconds. These devices, which are relatively inexpensive, can either start the engine without keys, recode the car, or break in. One popular device can be plugged into the back of a car’s headlights, instantly unlocking and starting the vehicle.
Most affected areas according to LV= data include:
- Birmingham
- London
- Sheffield
- Manchester
- Liverpool
- Romford
- Stockport
- Chelmsford
- Coventry
This dramatic rise in thefts underscores the importance of installing advanced security systems like the Ghost Immobiliser, which protects against keyless entry and hacking methods. Ghost Immobiliser requires a unique PIN code to start the vehicle, making it an effective solution in preventing modern vehicle theft.
The data presented here is sourced from LV= Car Theft Report.
See other security solutions on Vehicle Solution Systems