The traditional auto insurance plan was developed many years ago when the idea of electric or hybrid automobiles even existed. At that time, EVs were not the only vehicles that required motor insurance. Since the price of electric vehicles is higher than that of conventional vehicles, it is crucial to conduct a thorough study and determine whether you want to get their insurance. These considerations must therefore be made while purchasing EV insurance.
- Is there a separate policy provision for the battery?
- Is total battery loss resulting from a flood or fire while it’s charging covered by the policy? The battery is the most expensive component of an EV, thus this is significant.
- Are EV’s liabilities for property damage and bodily harm to third parties covered by the policy? Additionally, confirm whether the insurance includes separate liability protection in the event that the owner of the EV is sued for damages.
- Does the policy cover zero depreciation for all of the parts? No matter what kind of metal they are, whether they are composed of plastic, metal, glass, or fiber.
- Does the policy cover the charging cord and wall mount separately? These components need to be covered in the motor policy with a separate mention because they are not connected to the vehicle.
- Does the coverage cover any other device other the one that the parent business installed?
Fast-rising Electric Vehicle Demand
85,911 EVs were registered in August 2022, whereas 77,868 EVs were sold in July. 29,127 EVs were sold in August of last year. As a result, EV sales tripled annually even though they increased by 11% on a monthly basis.
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