Insurance renewal

[Ant M3]

Can’t keep up with who are Tesla friendly these days
I’ve been quoted £1200 for my renewal (was £1300) by LV ...
Who are Tesla friendly insurance companies these days so I can compare ?

 

[MOBB]

Bit of a random minefield, Tesla insurance - by far the cheapest for me was LV.

Maybe try here, some people get decent quotes Insure My Tesla - Motor Vehicle Insurance

 

[Stuart1714]

Churchill offered me a good price. There’s also the Tesla DirectLine number as above. I think Churchill are part of DirectLine.

 

[Js1977]

Cheapest for us was Churchill (£365) SR+

 

[Adopado]

Churchill here too ... and the renewal was only a few quid more than last year ...

 

[Roy W.]

Mine renews tomorrow with LV. Their renewal quote was cheaper than anything I could get on comparison sites, DirectLine or Churchill. ~£450 this year as opposed to ~£400 last, so up £50 for me.

 

[Ant M3]

Bit of a random minefield, Tesla insurance - by far the cheapest for me was LV.

Maybe try here, some people get decent quotes Insure My Tesla - Motor Vehicle Insurance

WOW
MASSIVE SAVING

they have quoted me just over £700!

 

[Ant M3]

The facility to add my tinted windows and PPF to the front wasn’t there though, so I need to ring them

 

[phil4]

LV wouldn't quote my M3P. I'm not massively high risk either (Churchill were £444 for 15,000 miles per year).

 

[Dilly]

Churchill here too

 

[tsh2]

LV gave me a silly price, considering I did not transfer my NCD last year. Direct line came in at 3/4 of the updated LV quote by the time I added my 15 year NCD.

 

[drewpost]

I went via Novo. They were about £50ish more than I was being quoted from others but with the agreed replacement value instead of current value which I find very re-assuring.

 

[Alan J]

Can’t keep up with who are Tesla friendly these days
I’ve been quoted £1200 for my renewal (was £1300) by LV ...
Who are Tesla friendly insurance companies these days so I can compare ?

Direct Line for me as others have already said August 2019 when I got the Model 3 they were one of the few Insurers who even knew what it was and I've since renewed with them for circa £350 with 10 years NCB.

 

[Jason71]

Direct line in July. Cheaper than Churchill, whom they own but pay less commission since not on price comparison. Having said that Admiral agreed to price match DL so I stayed with them in the end.

 

[Kenners]

My Churchill renewal was £500 more than the Churchill price on money supermarket, so I just renewed via the price portal. Churchill would match, but as the difference was so large wanted me to send all the info! There was no chance of that.

Direct Line were similar, its basically the same company so same underwriters etc.

 

[kelvin 660]

Churchill for me at £200 with full NCB for a SR+ at 15,000 miles per year, including legal protection.

 

[Radders]

I'm due to renew shortly, churchill coming out slightly cheaper than LV who I'm currently with but only by about £20-£30 does anyone know if churchill cover the extras that LV do for ev's I.e charging equipment and free recovery if run out of juice?
Just over £600 SR+ 15,000 miles with business use full ncb and no points/claims, seems pricier than others.

 

[Twurzel]

Cheapest for us was Churchill at £233 for a M3 LR.

 

[Keeper]

Had a 15000 mile a year usage with LV last year but did actually slightly more than half that so i reduced my miles to 10000 and this took my premium to well below £300 so I added a minimum breakdown cover for the year which includes puncture and flat battery and still the premium is still sub £300. [I do have my home insured with them too and excess is £750, down from £800 last year]. Driving an M3P, I'm happy with that.

 

[navt]

+1 for Churchill. Was with LV last year. Renewal went up 10%. Churchill quoted 8% cheaper. LV had some EV benefits though.