Generally they are “totaled” when the insurance company estimates that the repair cost exceeds some set percentage of the vehicles current value….Oof, hope you're ok.
Hard to tell if it's totaled, but I'm guessing not. Generally they are totaled when there's structural damage or any damage to the battery pack. This looks like a pretty major hit, but still will depend on how hard the structure was impacted and whether there's frame damage.
Going to expand on this a bit...Depends... Did your airbags pop? If yes, totaled.
If not, 50/50.
That used to be the way, now they take into account a lot of different variables. Rental Vehicle Cost, Parts availability, Shop Schedule Lead Out Time, and they are automatically adding in a percentage cost to the initial estimate given for "incidentals".Generally they are “totaled” when the insurance company estimates that the repair cost exceeds some set percentage of the vehicles current value….
Again... depends on state laws governing the insurance companies. CA does not have restrictions on insurance companies on what can be deemed a total.100% totaled.
I had less damage (superficially at least)
I had posted pics on this forum but the topic got a little side tracked (saying this kindly- a lot of people were more concerned about the verbiage and whose fault it was etc)
Anyways the topic of discussion was cost of repairs for these vehicles. Extremely expensive due to several reasons
They will often do so at 80% of value. You can also push for loss of value.Generally they are “totaled” when the insurance company estimates that the repair cost exceeds some set percentage of the vehicles current value….