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waiting for my ModelX 75D coming in March, just got 2 quote insurance , one from Tesla recommend over 3k. another quote from NRMA around 2500, both excess 1500 , is that good deal ?
waiting for my ModelX 75D coming in March, just got 2 quote insurance , one from Tesla recommend over 3k. another quote from NRMA around 2500, both excess 1500 , is that good deal ?
Now that there is more than a year of claims data premiums for Xs are on the rise. My premium went up by 40%, and the value went from agreed to market! My quotes were the other way around, Tesla was cheaper than NRMA.. but these are pretty much the only two companies that are insuring these cars at the moment, so take the best of the two..
waiting for my ModelX 75D coming in March, just got 2 quote insurance , one from Tesla recommend over 3k. another quote from NRMA around 2500, both excess 1500 , is that good deal ?
I used to be in the insurance industry so have a bit of a behind the scenes understanding.
A lot of people shop around for insurance, so end up changing insurers regularly.
In recent years Insurance companies have got wise to that and have discovered that statistically, people who are more loyal are a better risk and so now include loyalty rating in premium calculations for both number of policies held and years held of a policy. This stared around the turn of the century and is becoming an important factor now.
If you have been regularly changing insurers you can’t do much about the years of insurance factor but you can increase your loyalty bonus by placing most or all of your policies with the same company.
My 2014 Model S costs me around $1400 per year with similar excess through NRMA but I have most of my policies with them and have stayed with them for some time.
I regularly cross check the renewals and whilst not always the cheapest they are generally competitive.
Go back to the company you are with now and see if they will insure your Model X and if so, see if moving some other policies, such as home and CTP will make a difference. If they won’t talk to someone else about bringing all your business to them.
I tried to obtain a "on line" quote and was unable to complete successfully, and rang the number supplied.
I was then informed that QBE, now does not insure cars over $86,000 in value.
That’s bizarre. They are the underwriters for InsureMyTesla.
I have had problems completing online forms before, but I guess you spoke to someone.
Did they seem bright? Might have been trying to palm off a complicated purchase.
I just did a quote on the qbe site for 150k for a model x and came up to around 2700 a year with a 2100 excess, 150k agreed value and preferred driver option. Based on full no claim bonus for a 31yo