Tesla Model 3 insurance

Do you want to insure a Tesla Model 3? Then, of course, you are not looking for just any car insurance company. After all, the Tesla model 3 requires specific knowledge of the insurer and affiliated bodyshops. The Tesla model 3 is a special car, so that requires a customized car insurance policy. We are happy to help you find the right insurance!

Safety is central to the design of the Tesla Model 3. Thanks to improved handling and aerodynamics, the Model 3's top speed is a whopping 261 kilometers per hour. In just 3.4 seconds you will drive from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour. This model is fully electric, so you never have to fill up with fuel again.

Can I insure my Tesla Model 3 with standard car insurance?

Insurers have standardized car insurance policies. However, a Tesla is not a standard car. Therefore, insuring a Tesla Model 3 requires customization. Most garages that insurers work with are not equipped with the parts for a Tesla Model 3. Moreover, repairing a Tesla requires specific knowledge. In the event of a claim, you naturally want to be able to rely on the craftsmanship of bodyshops. That is why you are looking for an insurer with knowledge of insuring a unique car like a Tesla. That way, you can be sure that your Tesla is in good hands in the event of damage.

Why get Tesla car insurance for my Tesla Model 3?

A Tesla is a unique and very specific kind of car. For example, a Tesla must be connected to an emergency call center. And so if you have damage, it is best to go to a specialist who understands Tesla cars. Most insurers have agreements with a number of bodyshops. If these do not understand Tesla, chances are you will have to pay some of the cost yourself. If you buy Tesla car insurance, you won't have to deal with this. Moreover, Tesla car insurance works with the new-value rule. In the event of a substantial damage, the new-for-old value will be used instead of the daily value for the first few years. You will also encounter less stringent security requirements in Tesla car insurance. With many insurers, you will pay an extra high premium if you drive the car a lot of miles per year. In the special insurance, this is not the case.

What coverage should I choose for my Tesla Model 3?

With car insurance, you can always choose between WA, WA + Limited Casco or All-Risk coverage. You are obliged to have at least a WA car insurance. In principle, you could therefore choose WA or WA+ coverage, but we do not recommend that. A Tesla is a special car and has only been available in the Netherlands for a few years. These are therefore still relatively young cars. Moreover, a Tesla is expensive and has a high value. If you only have WA or WA+ insurance, liability damage to your own car is not covered. So in that case, you have to pay these costs yourself. The Tesla Model 3 is too expensive to have limited insurance. Therefore, we recommend that you opt for all-risk insurance.

What do I need to insure a Tesla Model 3?

At Alpina.nl we have made taking out car insurance very easy. Based on the license plate number, we can already find out some information about your Tesla Model 3. Then you will be asked how you use the car, how many accumulated claim-free years you have and you have to fill in some personal data. Then within a few minutes you can get a good and also cheap car insurance. You can also insure your Tesla Model S or Tesla Model X with us.

What should I look for when insuring a Tesla Model 3?

You should be careful when insuring your Tesla Model 3 that you choose the right coverage. You can choose from three different coverages, but we recommend that you choose the most comprehensive coverage. This is because in that case, you will also be reimbursed for damage to your own car in the event of an accident that is your fault. You should also make sure that the insurer provides appropriate compensation if the car is beyond repair due to an accident. Tesla car insurance has a good new-value policy. If the car is totaled, the car insurer will assume the new-value of the car. The new-for-old value is also assumed for the first three years in case of theft.