If you’re thinking that’s a pretty high number, you’re right! But that’s because Teslas typically cost more to repair than traditional gas-engine cars.
You won’t necessarily need to carry full coverage if you purchase the car outright (although you probably still should). But if you’re planning to finance or lease it, you’ll likely be required to have a full-coverage policy.
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