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EVs appear to be more accident prone

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Electric vehicles, given their higher acceleration rates, may be more accident-prone than their slower counterparts, according to new insurance data. This is particularly relevant as many newer electric vehicles boast zero-to-60 mph times that rival or exceed those of high-performance gasoline cars.

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How EVs will impact insurance rates

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Canadian electric vehicle owners might face higher insurance premiums in the near future, according to a recent report by Morningstar DBRS.

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These Are the Safest Electric Cars You Can Buy in the US Right Now

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Only seven electric vehicles have received the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's Top Safety Pick Plus award in 2025. When the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) published the first Top Safety Picks in 2025, it announced that these were tested against an updated rule set.

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How Canadians are feeling towards EVs today

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Canadians need more education around everything related to electric vehicles, a new report suggested. That includes more details about ownership, infrastructure and insurance.

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From the Magazine: Collision repair at a crossroads

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Insurance claims, arguably the largest driver of revenue, were down which directly impacted collision topline. For instance, as vehicles become more complex, the cost of repairing crash parts with all the added sensors and technology might lead to higher total loss ratios as these cars depreciate.

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ICE vs. Electric Vehicles: Which Is Cheaper and Easier To Maintain?

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Image source The buzz around electric vehicles (EVs) is undeniable. EVs run on electricity. ICE vehicles use gasoline. Electricity prices vary across the US. Insurance Implications Insurance premiums for EVs can be higher due to their higher purchase price, rapid tech development, and specialized repair needs.

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2025 IIHS Top Safety Picks: No Tesla Among the Safest Cars Sold This Year in the US

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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) has released the preliminary list of vehicles tested according to the 2025 criteria. Only seven MY2025 electric vehicles got the coveted Top Safety Pick Plus award, and no Tesla model is among them. continue reading. )