ExpatOilWorker

Moved a bit closer to "Confirmed". https://autolifethailand.tv/insurance-bev-2567/ However, because the amount of electric cars in Thailand is still in the beginning stages of growth and is still a new technology. As a result, repair costs and replacement parts costs when damage occurs to the vehicle are still 20-30% higher than normal cars on average. Therefore, although the price trend for electric vehicle insurance premiums in 2024 may gradually decrease, they may still be higher than insurance premiums. General cars in the same price range

Keep a watchful eye on it.

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He is not the only one "pumping" power.

While we wait for the registration numbers from DLT. 446351423_1410513136331944_2950149725086897959_n.mp4

The EV insurance premium myth, if there ever was one, ended somewhat "plausible". The 20% premium EV owners pay is reasonable considering the higher performance of EV cars, but still a nice free tank of fuel ⛽️ for ICE owners. Registration numbers should be out over the next few days and again @Pib, please have a look for the Ciaz numbers if you have a chance.

Do you recall the names of the insurance companies for each quote?

Older model? Can you generate that quote together with a similar age and value ICE?

MG EP = 7,906 baht Mazda 3 = 6,479 baht Both vehicles just under a million as new. EV is 22% more expensive.

A Toyota Cross with the exact same numbers and 13160 postal code is quoted at 6,251 baht, so EV are still more expensive to insure.

13160 did the trick 👍. I guess the center of Bangkok is more expensive.

The plot thickness. Using ur numbers, I still get a higher quote than you. You use 10-15k km? Can u share the postal code or any postal code that give you the 11,050 quote?

Can you share the details of your 9,681 baht Atto 3 quote? The postal code isn't that important and this is the lowest I can get.

I know, they are all just quotes. I used Atto 3, standard range, 10-15k km, no prior claims, yes to camera, married man, 6 years license, NCB = I don't know.. How did you get such a low quote?

This is what I get for an Atto 3, 2023, 15k km. What are you doing different?

May I remind you how Map Ta Put looked like a few weeks ago. An8l1zSTulQ0JpTesZSNRMzrysZpH_XNdeoLh8AWDWit9qLZx6MZ8ykRGAIXuM0bm4-m7qmJpSK1cIpJx9ug-jau.mp4

Myth or not, your MG is not an EV it is a plug-in Hybrid. What is the insurance for the Seal?

Tough times ahead.

That is all true, in a perfect world. But over the past 20 years, I left Thailand for extended periods a couple of times. Jumped from one type of visa to another, whatever was easiest at the time. There is zero continuation and since my name even contains a letter that is not in the English alphabet, it is sometimes spelled different, even with the banks, let alone when translated to Thai. A paper trail chaos, that the RD had no chance or resources to unravel.

Now did they? I get a new passport every 5 years. One of my bank books is still on my old passport, never had a need to update it at the bank. The condo I bought 20 years ago is registered in a paper pile at the Land-department on a very old passport, which now, I assume is linked to the yearly real-estate tax bill. My name is similar to John Smith, so I find it hard to believe the Thai government can track all this.

Are you saying, that you don't think the yearly tax eventually will be linked or part of the process for the yearly extension?

I believe this is the arrest. An9t7h-UVLNSawBrTz7veMS5H__41F-d1RVBoIKgeyQU5n1o_RQ-yniai52VfUbOGRdUngszvS65nNscF6lQo6Bd.mp4

Customer loyalty is just not part of the Chinese business plan, so they don't have to worry about trivial details like keeping their end users alive.

I am well aware this is from an anti-China source, so take it with a country size grain of salt, but electric leakage is a new flaw to EV. Have any of our EV owners gone over the car with a voltage tester?

Walking home... https://x.com/The_PattayaNews/status/1795113872229114100