Mercedes-Benz Bank offers insurance especially designed for EVs

Mercedes-Benz Bank, together with insurance partner R+V/KRAVAG, is now offering insurance policies specially adapted to the requirements of commercial EV owners. The full coverage insurance includes cover for inductive charging plates, charging cables and wallboxes, disposal costs for the battery, and replacement value cover for the vehicle and the battery.

The eVan insurance is currently available for the eSprinter and eVito electric vans, and will be available for the automaker’s EQV minivan in the future. It is available to both private and business customers, and can be purchased together with a vehicle, or in combination with a leasing or financing agreement. Customers can purchase the insurance directly from their Mercedes-Benz dealers.

“With the eVan insurance, we are offering our customers a powerful argument to decide on an electric vehicle,” says Benedikt Schell, CEO, Mercedes-Benz Bank. “In this way we are meeting our objective of making customers’ transition to electric mobility easier with tailored products, and pushing the sales of hybrid and electric vehicles from the Daimler Group.”

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