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There are many benefits to owning an electric car, both for the user and the planet. Emissions are lower, fossil fuel usage is avoided, and operating expenses are far less than with the traditional internal combustion engine. With more people investing in electric cars, there is a growing demand for good GPS trackers to help protect those investments.

Buying a car tracker is becoming an increasingly popular way for drivers to protect their vehicles and improve their chances of getting their model back in the event of it being stolen. But make sure to check these 6 things first...

Car trackers enable the police to track your vehicle and help you recover it as quickly as possible in the event of it being stolen. This not only increases the safety of your vehicle, but it can help to reduce insurance costs too.

Taking the time to choose the best car tracker for you is important because it will mean that you get the maximum benefit from it possible.

When it comes to vehicle tracking devices, does a high price equal better quality? Take a look at the cheapest Cat 5 tracker available at Trackerfit and what additional features you can get if you spend a little more.

Looking for a tracking system for your van? Then you’ve come to the right place! Here at Trackerfit, we select an extensive selection of award winning trackers that are suitable for vans and fleet management. 

What's the differences are between Thatcham category 5, 6, S5 and S7 and which one should i choose?

If you’ve already begun your search for a vehicle tracker, you’ve probably come across the term ‘Thatcham Cat S5’ and wondered what on earth it means! Well we’re here to explain it to you… 

S7 trackers are the most commonly fitted tracking devices in the UK, but which one is the best for your needs? Find out here.

S5 Trackers offer the maximum level of vehicle security and the highest Thatcham accreditation possible. But which S5 tracker is the best on the market?

DVLA data shows car theft rose during lockdown, with around 205 vehicles stolen each day, a six-year high in the UK.