Independent & unbiased — we are not an insurance company

About Us

About EV Insurance Guide

Independent. Unbiased. Accurate.

Our mission

We started EV Insurance Guide because the existing options were terrible. Insurer-owned blogs that read like sales brochures. Comparison sites that hide behind affiliate fees. Generic motoring publications that treat an EV like a slightly-different petrol car.

Our job is simple: get real insurance quotes, read the actual policy wording, and tell you what we found in plain English. We're not insurers, brokers or affiliates of any specific company.

How we make money

We earn revenue from display advertising (served by Google AdSense) and from clearly-marked affiliate links to comparison sites. Affiliate links are tagged [Affiliate] inline so you can see them.

We never accept payment from insurers to influence our rankings. Insurers do not see our articles before publication. When an insurer is mentioned positively, it's because their pricing or policy genuinely earned that mention.

Our research process

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1. We get real quotes

Across at least 10 insurers per article using realistic profile data.

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2. We read policy docs

We compare the actual wording, not the marketing summary.

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3. Expert review

Every article is reviewed by a relevant licensed broker or analyst.

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4. Monthly updates

Pricing tables and rankings are refreshed every 30 days.

Our team

Four working journalists and analysts — based in the regions they cover.

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Sarah Mitchell

Personal Finance Editor

10 years covering insurance and personal finance

Sarah leads our editorial coverage of consumer EV insurance. She started reporting on motor cover at Which? in 2016 and has been quoted in The Times and BBC Money Box. She's owned a Tesla Model 3 since 2022.

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James Hartley

UK Insurance Analyst

Former financial services regulator, 8 years in insurance analysis

James spent six years at the FCA before moving into journalism. He focuses on UK insurer comparisons and policy wording analysis. He drives a 2024 Hyundai Ioniq 6.

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Michael Chen

US Auto Insurance Specialist

Licensed insurance broker, California — 12 years in auto insurance

Michael is a licensed broker who built his expertise selling and explaining policies to real customers. He covers our US state-by-state guides and Tesla-specific cost analysis.

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Emma Thornton

Australian Consumer Finance Writer

Contributing writer for The Australian Financial Review, 7 years covering personal finance

Emma reports on Australian EV adoption and the insurance market that's racing to keep up. She has written for AFR, Choice and Drive, and lives in Melbourne with a Polestar 2.

Have a question or a correction?

We respond to every email — usually within two business days.

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