This is a more creative way to fix the issue

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.clu...a0f6fbbb3b.jpg

WTF? This is my insurance company.

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.clu...4407f480ca.jpg

Makes perfect sense. Too much risk of vandalism etc.

I thought this sounded familiar.

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.clu...9fd042fcc4.png


https://www.teslarati.com/geico-deni...ally-happened/

I mean I get it. I understand why with all this madness.

But so many of these are parked in garages etc. driven by well heeled people etc.

BTW it's interesting that that's my insurance company (Safeco). I love them, they've been A+.

I'm guessing it's the same as the Geico story from October '24. It's FUD.

I insure both my Tesla's through Tesla Auto, and they are $1000 cheaper to insure than our Ioniq 5 and my daughter's Chevy Bolt, which are through GEICO. $1200 vs $2,024. Tesla now insures non Tesla vehicles, so I'm going to get a quote and see if it's worth moving our other vehicles as well

Not a good position to be in for Cyber Truck owners. I know someone who had his luxury car stolen 3X, the insurance paid him out the third and time but said they wound not cover him going forward.

You probably got this off of Facebook. It's most likely fake news. People were posting the same letters from Geico, and it turns out that Geico does insure the CT. Haters will go through all lengths including extreme dishonesty and even violence

Obviously, my god...

Does Tesla insurance require you to use FSD as munch as possible? Correct me if I’m wrong but I think a Tesla owner mentioned that to me I think

Absolutely not. I don't even have an FSD subscription on my Y, and on my Model 3 I have a 4 month trial that ends April 15th. So the answer is, no Tesla doesn't require you to use FSD

maybe a little checking first?

https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/ge...ruck-coverage/

i Have no idea if any of these links are true, however, Tesla has a huge problem right now. If it continues, I could see a day where insurance is denied. Maybe not on the initial purchase, but second-time insurance to a owner had their Tesla destroyed.