I have my insurance with Amica. Called them one day before delivery (early May) and they had the ID card ready the next day morning. Yes, there were a bunch of additional questions due to the price of the car and something about "approval" from manager (I don't exactly remember). Yes, they knew right away it was a Lucid.
I second Amica. Not the cheapest, but great customer service!
You can also get an umbrella policy separately from your other insurance, at a reasonable rate, from Chubb. They'll have some requirements about underlying insurance coverage from your main insurer, but nothing difficult or surprising.
Good to know that separate umbrella only can bought. I thought umbrella is always coupled with auto insurance. https://www.chubb.com/us-en/individ...ility/personal-umbrella-excess-liability.html
I think the umbrella policy requires a certain minimum amount of liability coverage in your auto policy. Therefore things are much easier if both are with the same company.
Right. In my case, I wanted an umbrella larger than my home/auto/umbrella insurance company (Amica) would write. But I like Amica for their reputation and pricing. They suggested I call Chubb for an umbrella in excess of what Amica provides. The arrangement has worked well so far. The only additional work has been the need to call two companies rather than one when adding/removing a car.
Interesting. My Genesis GV60 has been out for about the same time and GEICO insured it with no problem (even saved me a few bucks on a Performance car with 429 HP compared with my now traded in BMW 530e).
I am paying $1442 per year with USAA.
Ended up at ~$1300 to insure through Progressive...which is 2X what I pay for my Tesla Model S which had a similar purchase price. I'm guessing this is due to the rest of our property being covered by Grange. Hopefully Grange will start covering Lucid's in 2023
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Progressive Insurance. Can be done online.
I have Travelers and no accidents. Over 40 and in Phoenix…$3,600/year. Guess they figured it out.
