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I had a call with Rivian insurance today. Same experience as you pretty much. They had some specific perks with Rivian like only using OEM parks but the big one to me is how you get to skip the line in the event of a total loss. My last EV was totaled and the idea of having to wait 1+ years if bad luck struck again has been in the back of my mind. However, how much is that really worth? The quote from Rivian was not that great compared to USAA, $100 more for 6 months. It was even worse when putting my other car on it at $200 more.I had a call with Rivian insurance today and it went similar to above- very professional and a good quote to boot. A couple of other interesting tidbits:
The insurance agent I spoke with sits next to guides in Normal and is actually a Rivian employee. (The quote came on Nationwide letterhead with the agent's info...)
..said he saw R1S's on the line today!
...was able to see if I already had a VIN assigned (sadly, no...)
...if you have a replacement incident they walk your file over to the guides and they are able to 'skip the line' for a new Rivian. They really, really want to keep you in a Rivian rather than have you take your settlement $$$ to another brand
Also, very little pressure or pitch- here's what we can do but no problem if you use us or not. My current provider also had no problem using Rivian's coverage as primary for my umbrella. They didn't even have Rivian in their pull down menu yet...
Another bummer for me is they would not offer me homeowners insurance as they thought I was in a high fire risk area (I disagree, and so do the maps I looked up). So I'm missing out on that bundle. Yes, I'm in California... sigh...
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