Can I get my electric car back after calling the police?

Is it useful to report the theft of electric vehicles?

1. If the electric car is stolen, it can be said that there is "hope" to get it back. As long as you report to the police, although you can't file a case, it will be recorded. In the future, if there is a cracked case, as long as the relevant letters are consistent with the information recorded at the time of reporting, the newspaper _ boss will be notified to claim it. This is hope;

If you don't call the police, I'm afraid there is no hope at all, and it will encourage car thieves to be more fearless. However, there are too many cases of car theft and the detection rate is extremely low. Take precautions before they happen and give priority to self-protection.

3. According to the law, according to the Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court and the Supreme People's Procuratorate on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Laws in Handling Criminal Cases of Theft.

Article 1 Whoever steals public or private property in an amount between 1,000 yuan and 3,000 yuan, between 30,000 yuan and 100,000 yuan, between 300,000 yuan and 500,000 yuan shall be deemed as "relatively large amount", "huge amount" and "especially huge amount" as stipulated in Article 264 of the Criminal Law respectively.

Article 2 Under any of the following circumstances, the standard of "large amount" may be determined according to 50% of the standard stipulated in the preceding article:

(1) Having received criminal punishment for theft;

(2) Having received administrative punishment for theft within one year;

(3) Organizing and controlling theft by minors;

(4) Theft in the place where the incident occurred during emergencies such as natural disasters, accidents and social security incidents;

(five) theft of property of the disabled, the elderly and the disabled;

(six) stealing the property of patients or their relatives and friends in the hospital;

(seven) theft of disaster relief, emergency rescue, flood control, special care, poverty alleviation, immigration, relief funds and materials;

(eight) serious consequences caused by theft.