Suzuki has introduced an enhanced security package as standard across its KingQuad utility ATV range, combining Datatool tracking and immobilisation technology with the CESAR Security System powered by Datatag.
The package includes a Datatool Stealth S5+ tracker and immobiliser, offering 4G-enabled tracking, tow-away alerts and round-the-clock monitoring by a UK-based theft response team.
A key feature is the 'no tag, no start' immobiliser, which prevents the ATV from starting without the rider identification tag, even if the original ignition key is used. The system automatically re-arms when the rider moves away from the machine, while a smartphone app allows owners to monitor its location and view journey history.
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The CESAR system provides an additional layer of protection through a unique forensic identity for each machine. Security measures include UV etching, RFID chips, microscopic Datadots and tamper-evident warning labels, making stolen machines more difficult to disguise and resell.
The enhanced package is fitted to Suzuki's current KingQuad 500 and 750 utility ATV models, which are designed for agricultural, estate and land management applications.
Existing ATV owners can also have the Compact CESAR Security System installed through an authorised Suzuki dealer, at a one-off cost of £120.
