alt Hacker NewsAny lock can be picked. The article is an interesting read and the author found some obvious mistakes the company should not have made, but if it's a hack that takes weeks and multiple people to pull off, I wouldn't be too worried as an owner. Back in the non-nerd world of common criminals, some guy with a Stone Age brain simply smashes your window to grab whatever he can. Also take a look at how easily a professional could gain access to your home if they wanted to.
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Honestly the “common criminal” walks up and down blocks trying handles until they find someone who didn’t lock up. Easiest targets by far. They used to pull radios more back in the day (it seems to be less common now?) but they generally just go through looking for change/cash anywhere or any valuables.
Has a Tesla or Rivian ever been stolen without the owner leaving their phone or keycard in the car? If PIN to drive is enabled, I assume it’s impossible to steal without towing it.