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SA motorists warned: This Toyota model now faces higher hijacking risk
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South Africa’s vehicle crime landscape continues to evolve, and one of the country’s most popular SUVs has now found itself under increased scrutiny.
The insurer has responded by introducing compulsory tracking requirements for some customers, highlighting how organised vehicle crime is adapting to changing consumer preferences.
The Corolla Cross isn’t the only vehicle under reviewAlthough the Toyota Corolla Cross has attracted attention following the latest customer notices, in March 2025 King Price Insurance clarified that it has not singled out the model.
Unlike luxury vehicles that immediately attract attention, mainstream models like the Toyota Corolla Cross blend naturally into daily traffic.
Popularity can increase riskThe Corolla Cross has become one of Toyota’s strongest-selling models since arriving in South Africa in 2021.