Motor Vehicle Thefts By State, 2022 (1)
| State | Motor vehicle theft incidents (2) |
Percent of population covered by reporting law enforcement agencies (3) |
State | Motor vehicle theft incidents (2) |
Percent of population covered by reporting law enforcement agencies (3) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 8,757 | 89% | Montana | 2,509 | 98% |
| Alaska | 637 | 60 | Nebraska | 2,021 | 72 |
| Arizona | 7,667 | 62 | Nevada | 15,654 | 99 |
| Arkansas | 7,436 | 98 | New Hampshire | 902 | 98 |
| California | 65,464 | 54 | New Jersey | 9,393 | 63 |
| Colorado | 45,599 | 99 | New Mexico | 10,859 | 88 |
| Connecticut | 7,009 | 98 | New York | 6,332 | 24 |
| Delaware | 1,658 | 98 | North Carolina | 20,366 | 97 |
| D.C. | 3,907 | 100 | North Dakota | 1,994 | 97 |
| Florida | 8,558 | 38 | Ohio | 26,339 | 94 |
| Georgia | 19,703 | 88 | Oklahoma | 12,736 | 100 |
| Hawaii | 4,621 | 100 | Oregon | 22,816 | 100 |
| Idaho | 1,734 | 96 | Pennsylvania | 14,370 | 38 |
| Illinois | 31,341 | 85 | Rhode Island | 1,717 | 99 |
| Indiana | 11,678 | 85 | South Carolina | 12,726 | 99 |
| Iowa | 4,285 | 93 | South Dakota | 2,114 | 88 |
| Kansas | 6,204 | 90 | Tennessee | 25,562 | 100 |
| Kentucky | 9,486 | 99 | Texas | 98,026 | 99 |
| Louisiana | 8,128 | 74 | Utah | 6,631 | 96 |
| Maine | 980 | 95 | Vermont | 595 | 96 |
| Maryland | 11,711 | 91 | Virginia | 13,673 | 100 |
| Massachusetts | 6,986 | 100 | Washington | 49,693 | 99 |
| Michigan | 26,155 | 92 | West Virginia | 1,383 | 88 |
| Minnesota | 16,540 | 94 | Wisconsin | 13,033 | 95 |
| Mississippi | 2,898 | 63 | Wyoming | 629 | 76 |
| Missouri | 30,267 | 97 |
(1) Includes the District of Columbia. Does not include a total for the United States because data in this chart is compiled on a different basis than the national totals released by the FBI.
(2) Beginning in 2021, state totals comprise of incidents submitted by law enforcement agencies to the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS)
(3) States have varying degrees of reporting data to the NIBRS. Percent of population covered shown.
Source: U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Crime Data Explorer.