He doesn't understand though. He hears words that trigger him, and just starts spouting his claptrap. He probably doesn't even realise what he sprinkles on his chips...
EV are they worth it?
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Yes, let's see the hands of people with invalid insurance. You must inform the insurer of mods or be invalidated.
Do I Need to Tell My Insurer About an EV Charger?
If you’re installing an EV charging point at home or in a workplace, then you should tell your insurance company to make sure you have the cover you need.anthonyjones.com
Do I Need To Tell My Insurer About My Home EV Charger Installation?
It’s best to tell your insurer about an EV charger. Your current home insurance policy may cover a charger. However, it may not. And if it doesn’t, then you may find yourself severely out of pocket if anything ever happens to your charger.Also, some insurers may argue that an electric charging point affects your home’s risk profile. They may argue that it presents certain fire hazards. And if you don’t have off-street parking or a garage, they may worry that running a cable from your car or your home could present a hazard to members of the public.
It all depends on your insurer, and your current policy – which is why it’s best to tell them!
Why Do Insurers Need To Know About EV Charger Installation?
When it comes to charge points, insurers may consider claims arising from trip hazards, the risk of electrocution, and even fire hazards resulting from badly installed or poorly maintained systems.Indeed, any insurer may do any of these things.
Please tell us which ones increase premiums or refuse business because of the risks of EVs catching fire.
Proof, please, or you are a liar.
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Or Nutjob becomes more and more irrational in response to being surrounded by EVs, and starts behaving intemperately, resulting in civil or criminal sanctions against him.
That would be funny too.
That's not proof.
You're a liar.
That's not the name of an insurer.
You're a liar.
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Why isn't it proof?
But, the information was supplied by you. Does that make you a liar if information is wrong?
I have better things to do with my time. But, you are as invalidated as Avocet.
It's anecdotal.
If you think it is proof try to use it to support being granted an injunction preventing your neighbour installing a charge point - see how well it works.
I asked you to tell us which insurers increase premiums or refuse business because of the risks of EVs catching fire.
Saying that insurers are incredibly driven by risk data isn't an answer to that question.
Then please do them to the exclusion of posting on this site.
But you said
I wonder what on earth could be the reason that you suddenly no longer want to take a look.
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Park outside advisory and safety recall for certain 2020-2024 Jeep Wrangler & 2022-2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs.)
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