Follow The Updated List Of The Most Stolen Motorcycles And Learn How To Protect Your Vehicle From Possible Thefts And Robberies
If you’re looking to buy a motorcycle, it’s good to know the theft and robbery history of that model. For this reason, we have listed the 10 most stolen motorcycles in the state of São Paulo.
The thefts and robberies of motorcycles in São Paulo saw a reduction of 7.7% in the first half of 2024 compared to the same period in 2023. The survey, conducted by the vehicle tracking company Ituran, used data from the São Paulo State Public Security Secretary. There were 19,429 reported occurrences from January to June this year, compared to 21,045 last year.
Theft, which occurs without the use of violence, accounted for 71.61% of cases, while robberies, characterized by the use of force or threat, corresponded to 28.39%.
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The Numbers Of The Most Stolen Motorcycles In São Paulo
São Paulo city led the number of occurrences in the state but also registered a significant drop: 7,921 cases in 2024, down from 8,485 in 2023. Other municipalities with high rates of thefts and robberies included Osasco (650 cases), Guarulhos (591), Campinas (590), and São Bernardo do Campo (510).
The Most Stolen Motorcycles In São Paulo In The First Half Of 2024. The Honda CG 160 remains the motorcycle most targeted by criminals. See below the complete ranking with the numbers:

- Honda CG 160
- 6,512 reported thefts or robberies.
- Reduction of 5.6% compared to the 1st half of 2023.
- Honda CG 150
- 1,433 cases.
- Reduction of 24.9%.
- Honda CG 125
- 1,219 occurrences.
- Reduction of 19.5%.
- Yamaha Fazer 250
- 1,011 cases.
- Reduction of 11.1%.
- Honda CBX 250 Twister
- 790 reports.
- Reduction of 23.9%.
- Honda XRE 300
- 734 cases.
- Reduction of 20.1%.
- Honda PCX 150
- 622 occurrences.
- Reduction of 29.6%.
- Yamaha XTZ 250 Lander
- 586 cases.
- Increase of 11.2%, being the only one in the ranking with an increase.
- Honda Biz
- 554 occurrences.
- Reduction of 21.9%.
- Honda NXR 160 Bros
- 460 reports.
- Reduction of 6.5%
The reduction in occurrences in models like the Honda PCX 150, with a drop of almost 30%, is a positive sign that preventive strategies and the use of security technologies have been effective. On the other hand, the 11.2% increase in occurrences involving the Yamaha XTZ 250 Lander raises an alert, indicating the need for adaptations in combating this type of crime.
The Numbers Are Still Concerning
The prevalence of thefts, which exceed robberies by over 70%, reflects the vulnerability of motorcycles parked without additional security. This reinforces the need to adopt measures such as installing trackers and high-resistance locks, as well as avoiding unprotected parking locations.
The Honda CG 160, which has led the ranking of the most stolen motorcycles for years, remains a challenge for authorities and owners. Its popularity in the secondary market and the ease of dismantling are factors that increase its attractiveness to criminals.

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