TESTED Vehicle trackers

Battery-powered trackers can be hidden and are less likely to be discovered. So which of this pair should you choose for your pride and joy?

Tom Barnard

WE are used to being able to track everything from parcels to trains using apps on our phones, but electronic tags are still something mainly reserved for high-end cars. The cost of the technology keeps falling, however, making it a sensible option for anyone who wants to keep an eye on their vehicle’s location when it’s parked or being driven by someone else. Most of the trackers we have tried previously need to be wired into the car to provide power, but two newcomers have big batteries (and SIM cards) that allow them to be used away from a power source, making them much easier to fit and perfect for classics in storage or trailers. The Copenhagen Gemstone has a claimed battery life of six years and can be used…

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