Browsing: electric vehicles

Tim Jackson discusses the impact of increasing insurance costs on vehicle ownership affordability on Inside Automotive.

Challenges with insurance costs, charging infrastructure, and a shortage of skilled mechanics are hindering the transition to electric vehicles in Australia, according to evidence presented to a parliamentary inquiry.

The electric vehicle (EV) market is booming, presenting significant opportunities and hurdles for insurers as accident rates and repair costs rise.

Tesla’s performance in China shows signs of growth with a notable increase in vehicle registrations during a recent week. The data suggests a potential for a strong fourth quarter, with the company’s Shanghai factory playing a key role.

An analysis of car insurance costs for green vehicles, comparing them to gas-powered models and exploring the factors that influence insurance rates.

The rapid growth of China’s new energy vehicle (NEV) sector is driving significant changes in the country’s motor insurance market. This article examines the impact of this trend.

Companies are increasingly adopting electric vehicle (EV) salary sacrifice schemes to mitigate the impact of increased employer National Insurance contributions.

BYD is offering free vehicle insurance worth up to RMB 5,000 ($690) on select models from its Ocean lineup as part of a promotional push ahead of the Chinese New Year.

Tesla’s move to self-underwriting in California marks a significant step in its auto insurance venture, potentially reshaping the landscape of EV insurance.

Electric vehicle owners are facing significant increases in insurance costs, with some insurers either refusing to cover EVs or quoting extremely high premiums. This article explores the reasons behind these increases and the challenges faced by EV owners.