Hi - has anyone here (in the UK) tried adding a MX to their fleet policy? I'm collecting my Model X this Saturday and my business fleet insurers (AXA) have a decent premium BUT a £2,500 excess even for the windscreen!
Direct Line (as recommended by Tesla) won't cover a business-owned vehicle, and neither will most of the others including electric-only insurers.
I'm not looking for anything fancy; 2 names drivers (my wife and I), 5-years no claims, fully comp, 10,000 miles per year for business use (to and from appointments) and commuting as well as SD&P . It'll be garaged overnight at my home which has CCTV inside the garage and outside the home, a monitored alarm system and electric gates - it's about as secure as I can make it short of employing a security guard with highly trained dogs and a firearms license!
Has anyone managed to get cover on a fleet policy without daft premiums or excessive excesses (mouthful)?
I expected most Tesla's being owned by businesses due to them being tax-deductible, so I was (am) very surprised that the fleet insurers seem to turn their back on them.
Any ideas? Tesla offered some links but they're all no-go...
Direct Line (as recommended by Tesla) won't cover a business-owned vehicle, and neither will most of the others including electric-only insurers.
I'm not looking for anything fancy; 2 names drivers (my wife and I), 5-years no claims, fully comp, 10,000 miles per year for business use (to and from appointments) and commuting as well as SD&P . It'll be garaged overnight at my home which has CCTV inside the garage and outside the home, a monitored alarm system and electric gates - it's about as secure as I can make it short of employing a security guard with highly trained dogs and a firearms license!
Has anyone managed to get cover on a fleet policy without daft premiums or excessive excesses (mouthful)?
I expected most Tesla's being owned by businesses due to them being tax-deductible, so I was (am) very surprised that the fleet insurers seem to turn their back on them.
Any ideas? Tesla offered some links but they're all no-go...