The same factors that influence premiums for traditional vehicles apply to hybrids as well, like:
Your annual mileage
Where you park your vehicle (on the street vs. in a garage)
Your driving history
Your age
Your vehicle’s safety features
Your credit score (in some states)
The optional coverages you include
While insuring an EV is about the same, keep in mind that hybrid cars might cost more to repair in the event of a collision, so it’s important to be prepared!
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