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Clearer environmental benefits could encourage green EV insurance purchases
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For many customers, choosing an electric vehicle (EV) is an environmentally conscious choice. But sustainability doesn't end at the showroom. It also extends to the choices people make while owning and operating their vehicles. For an EV, this can mean making informed choices abo
For many customers, choosing an electric vehicle (EV) is an environmentally conscious choice. But sustainability doesn't end at the showroom. It also extends to the choices people make while owning and operating their vehicles.
For an EV, this can mean making informed choices about energy-efficient driving, environmentally responsible repairs and battery support.
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