Modern car owners may be victims of espionage, experts warn.

Experts have warned that users of modern automobiles face potential risks of espionage due to integrated technologies such as microphones, cameras, and GPS trackers. According to a warning issued by the General Intelligence and Security Service of the Netherlands (AIVD), these built-in vehicle systems could be exploited by hostile states to spy on drivers.

The advisory highlights growing security concerns surrounding the advanced connectivity and data-collection capabilities featured in late-model vehicles. As modern cars increasingly rely on smart technologies and constant network access, intelligence officials are drawing attention to the vulnerabilities these digital features introduce to personal privacy and national security.