Why should you make the change?
New electric vehicle owner? We have the guidance you need to keep your car fully charged, safely insured, and ready to go. An Post Insurance is a 100% Irish-owned company, so we understand what matters most to you.
Many EV drivers prefer to charge their cars at home, so they can choose to charge for less at night time, and the car is ready in the morning. While home chargers can be an expensive investment, there is a grant of up to €600 available from the SEAI.
We’re powered by people like you, ready to support our EV and hybrid drivers and find you the best car insurance policy. Our experienced team is on hand to get you the help you need.
The Future is Electric at An Post Insurance
At An Post Insurance, sustainability is at the centre of our priorities. We'll continue to protect our customers - whether they drive a petrol, diesel, or electric car. Learn more.
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Keen to learn more? Read our FAQs
Take a look at our EV Charging FAQs and learn more about what it means to go electric.
A battery won’t last forever, but protecting the car from high temperatures, avoiding too much fast charging, ensure you're maintaining your EV correctly and following the manufacturer’s recommended battery charge will all help extend its life.
If you think you’re going to run out of battery, it’s vital you pull over and stop the car somewhere safe, as you will lose all power when it happens. Check your policy to see if you have Breakdown Assistance included.
All energy comes with some costs, so you’ll need to pay your electricity provider at home or a charging station provider in public. The rates depend on a number of factors, including the type of charge, how much your car needs, and the time of day.
Much like with petrol or diesel, this depends on your driving habits. If you’re on the road a lot, you’ll need to charge more regularly than other drivers who leave their car parked outside. For most EV drivers, 2-3 times a week is average.
Normally home chargers need very little, if any, maintenance. Ask your mechanic to check the connections when servicing your car, and if you’re in any doubt about the charger itself, call in a professional, qualified electrician to take a look.
We’re proud to support sustainable driving, providing all our EV and hybrid drivers with great car insurance and care.
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