Cyber-attacks on Internet-connected cars have increased 99% since 2018. 67% of new vehicles offer a range of Internet capabilities, with an estimated rise of 100% by 2026. Smart cars may collect up to 25GB of personal data every hour. Hackers are increasingly drawn to apps that allow direct connectivity to a vehicles on-board entertainment system. When using a vehicles in-built apps, it can track things like your location, entertainment preferences and even financial information. Some vulnerabilities allow criminals to take control of the safety aspects of a vehicle by accessing steering control and braking.”]