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Insurance companies most probably have all the data at hand, couldn't coverage price reflect the real world risk as seen by someone with something to lose?
by leroman 5y ago
Insurance companies most probably have all the data at hand, couldn't coverage price reflect the real world risk as seen by someone with something to lose?
- tim333 5y agoTeslas are pricey to fix so it'd be hard to tell just from the premiums.
- kwhitefoot 5y agoI don't pay much more to insure my Model S than my previous car which had less than half the power and was a lot cheaper to fix if things went wrong. Which suggests to me that the insurance companies here, Norway, don't think that Tesla's are unsafe; or at least that they aren't going to cost the insurer a lot of money. And they do have a lot of experience here, 15 % of private cars on the road here are electric, quite a few of them Teslas because they were in the market from the beginning.