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SignUp Now!Is that true? I am under the impression that electric cars are essentially the same in terms of how they're built, and what their built with. The only difference is the engine, or what runs the car. I can't imagine they are easier or tougher to damage than gas cars, I imagine it's about the same. Can you point me into an article/study that shows that to be true?The only difference is that insurance for an electric car will cost more than that of a conventional car. The main reason behind this is because electric cars are far more expensive and easy to damage than a car run by gas.
I did a little digging and it looks to be true. According to this site I found below, insurance for electric cars on average is about 25% more than gas cars. This means your insurance will likely go up if you do switch to an electric car. But, there are stuff like tax credits and other credits given for driving an electric car. You would just have to make the decision of whether or not, if it's worth going electric.Is that true? I am under the impression that electric cars are essentially the same in terms of how they're built, and what their built with. The only difference is the engine, or what runs the car. I can't imagine they are easier or tougher to damage than gas cars, I imagine it's about the same. Can you point me into an article/study that shows that to be true?