Picking an electric vehicle can be savvy but is also definitely an eco-friendly way of driving.

First of all, the benefits of green power cannot be overstated – zero-emission driving and carbon neutrality are the directions that the whole motorization industry is heading.

Cost-wise, you do not have to worry about fluctuating gas prices. Plus, if you have a renewable energy source at your home, you can charge your electric vehicle with almost no added costs.

Public DC chargers have capacities of up to 350 kW. In cars equipped to receive such current, batteries can be charged in the range of 20-80% within several minutes. As a result, longer trips in an electric car are no longer problematic. The average driver covers a distance of less than 50 kilometers a day. If there is access to a 230 V outlet in the garage or on the property, it can be used it to charge the battery. Charging from such an outlet with a power of 2.3 kW is enough to replenish the battery overnight for the next day's drive.

Electric city cars are usually able to cover 200-250 km on a single charge. The real range of many modern electric compact, mid-size or SUVs already exceeds 300 km. However, it is impossible to give a precise range as it is significantly influenced by the capacity of the battery of a given model, the style of driving and the speed driven (power consumption begins to increase significantly above 110 km/h). The amount and type of energy consumers used (e.g. running heating reduces the range much more than running air conditioning) also have an impact on how far we can travel on a single charge.

Battery designers have ensured that the cells operate under optimal conditions. The controller manages the speed of charging and energy recovery during braking. It can limit the vehicle's performance when the temperature rises too high, or activate a warm-up procedure to the optimal temperature if a charging stop has been scheduled in the navigation. A driver who wants to maximize battery life should keep the charge between 20-80% of the maximum and, unless necessary, avoid charging with the fastest DC chargers.

With My Car for EV Plus, Extra and Max packages, you are fully covered when in an accident, or when your electric vehicle malfunctions and suddenly stops in the middle of nowhere. We offer immediate assistance – car replacement, organizing your return home, or providing hotel accommodation. We work with a number of partners from the rental services area, and they offer a very wide choice of replacement cars. The possibility of providing an electric, hybrid or plug-in hybrid replacement car will depend on the availability in the rental partner network. You can be absolutely certain, however, that your insurance will ensure that you get to your destination safe and sound. 

No. We don’t require you to go through additional battery inspection or extra tests. We also don’t need to perform a technical inspection on site before offering you an insurance policy. All we need to be able to offer you full coverage, is for you to fill in a short, digital form and in some cases provide some pictures of your car. The form will only ask for general information, so don’t worry about detailed technical questions. 

With Roadside Assistance, you no longer need to worry what happens if your car drains the whole battery and there’s nowhere near to charge it. We will tow your car to the nearest charging point or repair shop  and we will get you moving really soon.  

 

You can choose between our Base or Extended Roadside Assistance. The Base package includes the towing service or getting your car mobile again on the spot. The Extended package offers a whole scope of immediate assistance – like car replacement (electric or hybrid, if our rental partners can provide one), getting you home safely, towing your car to the nearest chosen destination, or providing you a hotel room – all of this in case of an accident or car malfunction that would immobilize you.