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Published by: SBD Ltd.
Published: Aug. 1, 2008 - 30 Pages
Table of Contents
- 1. Executive summary
- 1.1 Background
- 1.2 Summary and recommendations
- 1.3 Methodology
- 1.4 General conclusions
- 1.5 Status of China insurance
- 1.6 General suggestions
- 2. Market Situation
- 2.1 Economic situation
- 2.2 Vehicle market
- 2.3 Vehicle price
- 2.4 Personal status
- 2.5 Chinese vehicle specification
- 3. Theft situation
- 3.1 Overall theft data
- 3.2 Types of vehicle stolen
- 3.3 Theft location
- 3.4 Typical car thieves
- 3.5 Theft methods
- 3.6 Punishment
- 3.7 Legislation
- 4. Insurance situation
- 4.1 Insurance cost and discount policies
- 4.2 Theft insurance adoption
- 4.3 Claiming theft of a vehicle
- 5. Security solution
- 5.1 Vehicle manufacturer availability
- 5.2 Typical aftermarket devices
- 5.3 Attitude of vehicle owners
- 5.4 Recommendations for security levels - legal officials
- 5.5 Recommendations for security levels - owners
- 5.6 Recommendations for security levels - car thieves
- 5.7 Case study - Audi A6
AbstractAn insight into the buyer behaviour and cultural influences of theft and insurance in the Chinese market.
The difficulty in obtaining reliable information on the benefits and requirements of security systems in the highly influential market of China is widely accepted. In order to meet the consumer need and secure market share, it is vital to understand the techniques used by thieves, the risk to particular models, and the perceived effect of security features. SBD’s research entitled “A guide to car theft and insurance in China” provides coveted insight into these key issues.
This report will help you to:
- Realise the value of cost-effective security features that provide insurance incentives for consumers
- Avoid damage to brand reputation by taking recommended security strategies
- Understand techniques used by thieves targeting and defeating security systems in new car models
- Overcome the barriers to adoption of security in China
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